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    Digestion for BioBrick Assembly Kit (E0546)

    New England Biolabs

    Published: 2022-02-03 DOI: 10.17504/protocols.io.bddsi26e
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    Abstract

    This protocol explains methods for assembling multi-compontent genetic systems using BioBrick® parts.

    Before start

    The BioBrick® Assembly Kit was developed in partnership with Ginkgo BioWorks. What follows is an abbreviated set of protocols for the use of the BioBrick® Assembly Kit (to assemble an Upstream Part with a Downstream Part into a Destination Plasmid). For more details and for technical questions, please see here.

    Steps

    1.

    Digest Upstream Part with EcoRI-HF® and SpeI:

    AB
    ReagentVolume
    Upstream Part Plasmid500 ng
    EcoRI-HF1 µl
    SpeI1 µl
    10X NEBuffer 2.15 µl
    H2Oto 50 µl
    2.

    Digest Downstream Part with XbaI and PstI:

    AB
    ReagentVolume
    Upstream Part Plasmid500 ng
    XbaI1 µl
    PstI1 µl
    10X NEBuffer 2.15 µl
    H2Oto 50 µl
    3.

    Digest the Destination Plasmid with EcoRI-HF® and PstI:

    AB
    ReagentVolume
    Destination Plasmid DNA500 ng
    EcoRI-HF1 µl
    PstI1 µl
    10X NEBuffer 2.15 µl
    H2Oto 50 µl

    Note
    The Destination Plasmid DNA should either be prepared with PCR or contain a toxic gene (e.g. ccdB, sacB) in the cloning site to avoid the need for gel purification. The Destination Plasmid should also have a different antibiotic resistance marker from both the plasmid containing the Upstream Part and the plasmid containing the Downstream Part to avoid the need to purify the Upstream and Downstream Parts.

    4.

    Incubate all three restriction digest reactions at 37°C for 0h 10m 0s.

    5.

    Heat inactivate at 80°C for 0h 20m 0s.

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