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    Golden Gate Assembly

    NUS iGEM

    Published: 2023-10-09 DOI: 10.17504/protocols.io.kqdg3xknqg25/v2
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    Abstract

    2023 NUS-Singapore iGEM team followed this protocol to assemble DNA oligos containing Golden Gate restriction sites with a plasmid backbone that contains the same restriction sites. The restriction enzymes utilised in this protocol are the Type IIS restriction enzymes, specifically BsaI. The use of Type IIS restriction enzymes ensures that there is no scar or extra sequence at the junctions between the assembled fragments.

    Steps

    Golden Gate Assembly

    1.

    Prepare an ice box.

    2.

    Place the , , and in ice.

    3.

    Add the following reagents into a PCR tube:

    AB
    DI Water10μL
    Plasmid1μL
    PCR Extract Oligo5μL
    BsaI-HFv2 Enzyme1μL
    T4 DNA Ligase1μL
    T4 Ligase Buffer2μL

    Note
    Reagents with enzymes such as BsaI-HFv2 Enzyme and T4 DNA Ligase must be kept at a low temperature (in ice) when they are in-use to prevent the enzymes from denaturation.

    4.

    Put the sample into the Thermal Cycler and run it with the following conditions:

    *Set "Lid Temperature" to 105°C and set "Volume" to 20µL

    AB
    37°C5 minutes
    16°C5 minutes
    Go to step 1, repeat the cycle 40 times
    37°C1 hour
    60°C15 minutes
    12°CInfinite Loop

    Transformation

    5.

    Prepare a box of ice.

    6.

    Take an Eppendorf tube that contains pre-made competent cells from the -80°C fridge.

    7.

    Immediately place the Eppendorf tube with competent cells into the ice box for 0h 5m 0s .

    8.

    Add the whole Golden Gate Assembly product (20µL) o into the Eppendorf tube containing the competent cells.

    9.

    Tap the bottom of the Eppendorf tube to mix the solution.

    10.

    Leave the Eppendorf tube in ice for 0h 10m 0s .

    11.

    Place the Eppendoft tube into a foam floating.

    12.

    Place them into the water bath for 0h 0m 45s at 42°C for heat shock.

    13.

    Place the Eppendorf tube into the ice immediately

    14.

    Add 1mL of the LB media into the Eppendorf tube.

    15.

    Place the Eppendoft tube into the incubator at 37°C for 1h 0m 0s for recovery.

    16.

    Centrifuge the Eppendorf tube to form a cell pellet (no specific speed and time).

    Plating and Incubation

    17.

    Prepare an LB agar plate with the correct antibiotics.

    18.

    Remove 950µL of the LB solution from the Eppendorf tube that contains the cell pellet, leaving about 100µL in the Eppendorf tube.

    19.

    Resuspend the cells by pipetting the solution.

    20.

    Spread the cells onto the agar with the L-spreader.

    21.

    Place the petri dish in the incubator at 37°C for 1h 0m 0s to allow the colonies to grow.

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