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2bRAD Library 6 Larvae
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2bRAD Library 6 Larvae

Tuesday, 1/10/2017
Thursday, 1/19/2017
DNA extractions with E.Z.N.A Mollusc DNA Kit.
Trouble getting larvae to settle out of RNALater. Had to take out at least 40 uL of RNALater from each tube and add more PBS buffer.
Digested with ProtK for 45 minutes, add 5 more uL after 30 minutes.
Saturday, 1/21/2017
DNA quantification of 224s extracted on 1/19/17. Used 2 uL with HS buffer on Quibit unless otherwise stated.
1.
NF 7.27 224 (4): 91.7 ng/uL, used BR because concentration was too high for HS
2.
HC 7.27 (1): 6.88
3.
HC 8.5 (5): 38.9
4.
SS 8.5 (4): 55
5.
SS 7.27 (4): 55
6.
SS 7.29 (5): 52
7.
NF 8.10 (3 low): 19.8
8.
SS 8.10 (5): 38
9.
HC 7.30 (5): 49.2
10.
NF 7.30 (5): 9.48, used 10 uL with HS
11.
SS 7.30 (5): 46.5
12.
HC 7.29 (5): 54
13.
HC 8.10 (4.5): 36.1
14.
NF 7.29 (5): 53
15.
NF 8.5 (5): 36.1
Ran out DNA on a .8% agarose gel. Quality values in (), 1(worst)-5(best)
Friday, 2/17/2017
DNA extraction of larvae used in Tile Set experiment and post-settlement oysters (spat). Using E.Z.N.A Mollusc DNA Kit.
For larvae, I decanted as much RNALater as I could and then added ice cold PBS buffer so the larvae would sink. Then spun for 1 minute in centrifuge at 10,000.
For spat, I carefully used tweezers to take out a subset (~75) oysters and put in a new tube.
Larvae
SS_SetB_20150810
HC_SetB_20150810
NF_SetB_20150810
Spat
SS_Set_20150827
HC_Set_20150827
NF_Set_20150827
Quibit to get DNA concentrations. Added 600 ng all samples to 96-well plate and left with Airpore tape in 37degC incubator (3:00pm)
Sunday, 2/19/2017
9am- transfered plate to 4degC
Monday, 2/20/2017
Added 8 uL of nuclease-free water to wells
then did digestion
and ligation steps (see attached protocol).
Tuesday, 2/21/2017
Did PCR step of protocol.
Based on a report from the UCHicago Genomics Core sequencing center, it looks like there is some over-PCR in my library prep, causing some fragments to form a "bubble" of 300bp long. So for this library, I cut down the PCR cycles from 19 to 17.
Run out 2% TBE gel for samples and cut out.
20170223_115119.jpg
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Sample HC_224_20150727 did not seem to work. Sample SS_224_20150807 Had some bubble or something in the gel that halted half of the well from moving down. I just cut out the half that was at 170 bp. All other samples look great.
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Sample NF_SetB_20150815_B run out on small gel, which took less time than I expected. Really hard to see ladder or gel (esp in this picture), so I had to guess a little where 170bp was.
Thursday, 2/23/2017
Finished gel extraction and Qubit of post gel-extracted samples. Combined 5ng of DNA from each sample, minus HC_224_20150727 as it had very low DNA conc and no band after PCR.
Used Qiagen PCR cleanup kit on combined samples
578uL total divided into 4 tubes (145uL per tube).
725 added
Dropped off at UChicago Genomics Core sequencing center.

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