SOPs

What is a SOP?
363 SOPs visible to you, out of a total of 670

The Gene-doctoring method of lambda-red deletion (Lee et al., 2009) was modified slightly to create chromosomal mutations of fnr.

Creator: Matthew Rolfe

Submitter: Matthew Rolfe

This method describes how one can quench metabolism of Escherichia coli and extract metabolites from many kinds of metabolite classes like: nucleotides, sugar-phosphates, organic acids ....

Labelling and extraction procedure for uniformly 13C-labelled E. coli (MG1655) for absolute quantification using isotope dilution technique by LC-MS

Sample preparation procedure for metabolic footprint analysis on T. b. brucei 427 using LC/MS

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Creator: Federico Rojas

Submitter: Federico Rojas

Assay methodologies for individual glycolytic isoenzymes from the Mendes Group, University of Manchester, UK

Creator: Hanan Messiha

Submitter: Walter Glaser

This is the general protocol for the glycolytic enzyme measurements. Detailed Information for each Enzyme can be found in the SOP: Assays for measuring the activities of the individual glycolytic isoenzymes of Saccharomyces cerevisiae

Creator: Hanan Messiha

Submitter: Walter Glaser

For the study of mRNA decay rates, transcription was inhibited with ActinomycinD, and RNA splicing with Sinefungin, at different time points, in the Matthews lab. rRNA depleted RNA was extracted from each of the samples in the Clayton lab, and sent for deep sequencing at the BioQuant facility in Heidelberg

Protocol for transfer of plasmids into Clostridium acetobutylicum ATCC 824 by electroporation

Creators: None

Submitter: Ying Zhang

ClosTron mutants should always be subjected to Southern blot analysis to ensure that only one intron insertion has occurred.

Creators: Ying Zhang, Nigel Minton

Submitter: Ying Zhang

A protocol to improve conventional, recombination-based gene knock-out methodologies thtough the provision of negative selection markers, pyrE or codA.

Creators: Ying Zhang, Nigel Minton

Submitter: Ying Zhang

Protocol for transfer of plasmids into Clostridium spp. by conjugation

Creators: Ying Zhang, Nigel Minton

Submitter: Ying Zhang

A refined and streamlined procedure to generate mutant in a wide range of different clostridial species, using group II intron retargeting methodologies.

Creators: Ying Zhang, Nigel Minton

Submitter: Ying Zhang

This protocol describes the transcriptional profiling of E. coli cultures using microarrays. The protocol utilises RNA isolated as described in another SOP (SUMO RNA isolation from E. coli) and with hybridisation to Ocimum Ocichip E. coli K-12 microarrays.

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Creator: Michael Kohlstedt

Submitter: Michael Kohlstedt

General protocol for measuring the kinetic parameters of the purified glycolytic enzymes from Saccharomyces cerevisiae - SOP for measuring the kinetic parameters of the purified glycolytic isoenzymes

Creator: Hanan Messiha

Submitter: Maksim Zakhartsev

Sample preparation - SOP for sampling, preparation of cell-free extracts, and determination of total extracted protein

Creator: Femke Mensonides

Submitter: Maksim Zakhartsev

We routinely select specific RNAi gene targets (400–600 bp) and primers using the RNAit software http://trypanofan.path.cam.ac.uk/software/RNAit.html. A single pair of PCR primers are designed that incorporate four selected restriction sites (not present in the RNAi target fragment) such that a single PCR product can be differentially digested and sequentially cloned. For example, using MCS1/2, the following primers could be used to clone antisense followed by sense fragments: Primer 1, XbaI–BamHI-5′ ...

SOP for extracellular metabolite measurment

Written Standard Operating Procedures provide workers with the operational information necessary to perform a job properly and ensure consistency in the operations. Standard Operating Procedures provide a historical record of steps in the how, why and when and serve as a training tool for teaching users.

Creator: Olga Krebs

Submitter: Olga Krebs

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