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Tuesday, 11/20/2018
Buffer compositions
Cleavage buffer (Tris, final pH 7.5)
Storage buffer
RPA reaction
Components needed
TwistDx RPA kit
RPA primers
Sample
Each pellet makes enough reaction for 4 samples
1.
Make master mix (all components except MgAc). In this case pre-diluted 10uM primers were used.
2.
Resuspend RPA pellets with 1 part master mix (30uL). Resuspend pellet (keep tip) and add back to master.
3.
Add MgAc.
4.
Aliquot 10uL of master mix to A1-6
5.
Add 1uL per sample (see above for layout in wells) into 10uL.
6.
Cover in heat-resistant clear top.
7.
Run in thermocycler at 37 C for 30 min-hour.
LwaCas13a detection
Components needed
crRNA (300ng/uL)
NEB rNTP (NEB N0466L)
Lucigen T7 polymerase (Lucigen 30223-2)
NEB Murine RNA inhibitor (NEB M0314L)
MgCl2 (Thermo AM9530G)
Storage buffer
Cleavage buffer (
Background RNA (harvested from HEK293FT mammalian)
384 well plate (Corning 3542)
IDT brown tube of RNaseAlertv2 is 2nmol. Resusepnd in 1mL of water for 2uM final.
Protein is a 1:31.7 dilution from 2mg/mL stock. Resuspended 4uL of protein in 122.5uL of Storage Buffer.
Read on a plate reader in a 384 well plate (20uL/well) every 5 minutes at FAM excitation/emission (495/520).

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