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Page 1: Griffith ’ s Mysterious Transformation Experiment

Griffith’s Mysterious Transformation Experiment

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Transformation

• DNA is released into surrounding medium• Recipient cells incorporate it into themselves

from the medium

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How does it work?

*plasmids*

Bacterial chromosomal DNA

Cell membrane

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E. Coli = Escherichia coli • Normally harmless bacteria in your gut• E. Coli can be artificially transformed by exposure to calcium chloride solution and

thermally “shocked” to become receptive to foreign plasmid

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What are we doing?• We will transform bacteria (E. coli),

giving it the ability to make green fluorescent proteins as well, make it ampicillin resistant.

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Making Plasmids

Gene

Plasmid

+

=

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pGLO Plasmid

GFP

araC

To make green fluorescent proteins

To survive with Ampicillin (antibiotic)

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• Bacteria Colonies

• Lawn – all together not separate

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4 plates• Luria Broth no plasmid (-plasmid

LB)• Luria Broth With plasmid (+plasmid LB)

• AMP Broth No plasmid (-plasmid LB/AMP)

• AMP Broth With plasmid (+plasmid LB/AMP)

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What do you expect• Luria Broth no plasmid (-plasmid LB)Normal growth = lawn of bacteria

• Luria Broth With plasmid (+plasmid LB)Normal growth = lawn of bacteria• AMP Broth No plasmid (-plasmid LB/AMP)NO growth, all killed• AMP Broth With plasmid (+plasmid LB/AMP)Individual Colony growth of transformed

resistant bacteria

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Results

http://www.phschool.com/science/biology_place/labbench/lab6/concepts1.html

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• Sterile technique!!• Don’t touch anything• Lift Petri lid partially, pour/swab etc.

Immediately reclose• Open instruments and use

immediately• Do NOT touch working end• Close quickly• Incubate ndsᴉpǝ poʍu!!

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