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= Genetic modification =
 
  
We're interested in doing genetic modification on micro-organisms at the London Hackspace. Checklist for GFP experiement:
 
 
Freezer.
 
-20C or colder.
 
Temperature logger?
 
Fridge?
 
Autoclave.
 
Pressure cooker, electric hob and autoclave tape?
 
Incubator.
 
Build or buy.
 
Cleaning:
 
Bleach, gloves, paper towels, hand cleaning gel.
 
Bunsen burner + fuel.
 
Glassware, pipettes, tools.
 
Ethanol.
 
Lots.
 
 
To apply for a license we will probably first need:
 
Written protocols for stuff, especially cleaning up.
 
 
Disposal.
 
Chemical.
 
Sterilisation.
 
Do we need incineration? Find a waste disposal company that will take biohazard material?
 
 
Restriction enzymes.
 
At least two. 
 
Pricey?
 
GFP plasmid.
 
Antibiotics.
 
Ampicillin.
 
Initial e. coli culture.
 
Growth medium/ broth.
 
LB.
 
Plates.
 
Standard 10cm plates.
 
Agarose.
 
Ice.
 
40C bath.
 
 
Proper storage.
 
 
Centrifuge
 
- bigger : hold
 
 
Miniprep kit
 
 
Maxiprep kit
 
 
== Legal ==
 
 
There are a number of things we have to do in order to set up a GM lab.
 
 
The relevant regulations are [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2000/2831/pdfs/uksi_20002831_en.pdf The Genetically Modified Organisms (Contained Use) Regulations 2000] (PDF)
 
 
Here is a summary of those regulations: [[Project:Biohacking/Genetic_modification/Regulations_2000_summary|GMO Regulations 2000 summary]]
 

Latest revision as of 18:26, 2 April 2015