Method for conjugational transfer of saccharopolyspora erythraea industrial producing strain
A technique of conjugative transfer of Saccharopolyspora rubrum, which is applied in the field of microbiology, can solve the problems of poor knowledge, unknown gene function of Saccharopolyspora rubrum, unsuitability for the genetic operating system of Saccharopolyspora rubrum, etc., and improve the transfer rate , The effect of improving the junction transfer efficiency
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[0030] Escherichia coli S17-1 (containing the pSET152 shuttle plasmid) was used as the donor bacteria, cultured overnight to OD 600 0.4 to 0.6, centrifuge to collect 25 mL of bacteria, rinse the bacteria twice with an equal volume of sterile LB, and suspend in 0.1 times the volume of LB for later use. Take about 1×10 8 The spores of an industrial production strain of Saccharopolyspora rubrum were washed twice with LB, suspended in 500 μL TES Buffer, heat-shocked at 50°C for 10 min, and then added an equal volume of optimized TSB liquid medium (Mg 2+ The concentration was 8mM), germinated in a static water bath at 37°C for 3h. Wash twice with LB, and finally suspend in 1mL LB as recipient bacteria. According to the ratio of the number of donor bacteria and recipient bacteria cells is about 3:1, take an appropriate amount and mix it evenly, spread 2CMY solid plate medium, cultivate overnight at 30°C for 22h, and then use nalidixic acid (final concentration: 50μg / mL) and apram...
Embodiment 2
[0035] Escherichia coli S17-1 (containing the pSET152 shuttle plasmid) was used as the donor bacteria, cultured overnight to OD 600 0.4 to 0.6, centrifuge to collect 25 mL of bacteria, rinse the bacteria twice with an equal volume of sterile LB, and suspend in 0.1 times the volume of LB for later use. Take about 1×10 8 The spores of an industrial production strain of Saccharopolyspora rubrum were washed twice with LB, suspended in 500 μL TES Buffer, heat-shocked at 50°C for 10 min, and then added an equal volume of optimized TSB liquid medium (Mg 2+ The concentration is 12mM), and germinated in a static water bath at 37°C for 6h respectively. Wash twice with LB, and finally suspend in 1mL LB as recipient bacteria. According to the ratio of the number of donor bacteria and recipient bacteria cells is about 7:1, take an appropriate amount and mix it evenly, spread 2CMY solid plate medium, cultivate overnight at 34°C for 22h, and then use nalidixic acid (final concentration: 50μg...
Embodiment 3
[0037] Escherichia coli S17-1 (containing the pSET152 shuttle plasmid) was used as the donor bacteria, cultured overnight to OD 600 0.4 to 0.6, centrifuge to collect 25 mL of bacteria, rinse the bacteria twice with an equal volume of sterile LB, and suspend in 0.1 times the volume of LB for later use. Take about 1×10 8 The spores of an industrial production strain of Saccharopolyspora rubrum were washed twice with LB, suspended in 500 μL TES Buffer, heat-shocked at 50°C for 10 min, and then added an equal volume of optimized TSB liquid medium (Mg 2+ The concentration is 10mM), and cultivated in a static water bath at 37°C for 3h. Wash twice with LB, and finally suspend in 1mL LB as recipient bacteria. According to the ratio of the number of donor bacteria and recipient bacteria cells is about 5:1, take an appropriate amount to mix, spread 2CMY solid plate medium, and culture overnight at 32°C for 24h, then use nalidixic acid (final concentration: 50μg / mL) and apramycin (50 ...
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