Particle bombardment
Oliver Berkowitz
oliver.berkowitz at anu.edu.au
Wed Nov 16 19:10:13 EST 2005
Hi,
might also be overloading of the column. 5ml culture is quite a lot. But you'll never reach 1ug/ul, think a home made maxi prep might be the solution.
Cheers
Oliver
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"Sharp Tool" <sharp.tool at bigpond.net.au> wrote in message news:bAOef.19310$Hj2.14124 at news-server.bigpond.net.au...
"Michael Sullivan" <mlsulliv at wisc.edu> wrote in message news:mailman.301.1132178285.29584.methods at net.bio.net...
On Nov 16, 2005, at 2:24 AM, Sharp Tool wrote:
Not sure how you are able to achieve 0.5ug/ul with QIAPreps.
The handbook indicates alot less than that.
Cheers
Sharp Tool
I guess it depends on what you mean by "a lot" less. The handbook I have indicates that you can expect 5-15 ug of DNA for a high copy plasmid like Bluescript from a 1.5 ml overnight culture. One can use more culture than that, and the columns have a binding capacity of 20 ug, so a concentration of 500 ng/ul (a yield of 25 ug) might be a tad high, but not so very much higher than indicated in the manual.
Yield will of course depend a lot on the vector, the insert, the host, and growth conditions. Without knowing these things, it's hard to offer suggestions.
Mike
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The original thread had a typo in it. The concentration I would like to achieve is 0.5 to 1.0 ug/ul.
The concentration I'm getting is 0.05 ug/ul, which is consistent with the yield expected from the Qiagen handbook.
Conditions:
10ml LB overnight (16hrs) culture 38deg with shaking.
5ml is used for miniprep.
High copy plasmid in XL1-Blue.
Sharp Tool
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