
The kit contains reagents to allow you to perform a yeast transformation with a plasmid and yeast strain that you provide.
Contents
- 10mL yeast Transformation Buffer (100mM Lithium Acetate 40% PEG 8000 0.1mg/mL Salmon Sperm DNA) enough for 200 - 50uL reactions
- Tubes of YPD for outgrowth
- Inoculation loops
- Microcentrifuge tubes
How to transform yeast using this kit
- The day before your transformation streak out on an ypd agar plate with yeast
- Pipette 50uL of transformation mix into a microcentrifuge tube
- Using an inoculation loop scrape enough yeast off the plate to fill the loop and twirl into tube containing 50uL transformation mix
- Using a pipette, gently pipette up and own to break up any clumps of yeast
- Add the plasmid you would like to transform to the tube containing the yeast
- Put the tube into 42C water for 1 hour
- Add 250uL of YPD to your yeast and plasmid tube
- Incubate at 30C(shaking if possible) for 1-3 hours(increased length increases success) or at room temperature for 4-6 hours
- Plate all 250uL on YPD agar plate with the appropriate selection antibiotics
- Grow the plate 48 at 30C or 48-64 hours at room temperature.
Reviews
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Blows the doors off the competition
I did head-to-head tests comparing this transformation kit to an old lab protocol versus kits from Zymo and Sigma. The Odin kit blew the doors off the other methods. It's simpler to conduct, gives more colonies, and it's 10x cheaper to boot. My only suggestion is that the recommended 45 minute heat shock kills cold-adapted yeast strains (such as English ale yeast). An 8 minute heat shock at 42ºC works fine for all the yeast strains I've tried. Also, the product image should be updated. The picture on the website gives the impression that you only get a tiny amount of reagent, when in reality you get a midsize bottle containing pretty much a lifetime supply of transfection reagent.
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super company great to do bio hacking best place to buy and best prices anywhere
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Another great product from the ODIN
The kit is precisely as described and very affordable.
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question
what temperature should I store the Yeast transformation buffer at ?