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All posts created by DrCatalase
Link to this post | posted 16 Dec, 2020 22:02 | |
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Is it okay to have "hypothetical protein" in the function field of your your complete notes file? Thank you. |
Posted in: Notes and Final Files → Filling in the Product field
Link to this post | posted 15 Dec, 2020 22:01 | |
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cdshaffer Thank you, Chris! |
Link to this post | posted 15 Dec, 2020 17:06 | |
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cdshafferUsed the links from both to doublecheck. Peel 30 pham 45194 Peel 33 pham 45744 Peel 32 pham 45569 |
Link to this post | posted 15 Dec, 2020 16:25 | |
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PEEL K1 cluster phage has several genes (28, 30, and 31) with functions (30 and 31) that have been giving us the… Page/Report not found Error 404 The requested Pham report could not be found. Possible reasons for a missing pham report beyond a simply typo in the URL: 1. Your protein is an orpham (reports are not generated for phams with only one member as there is nothing to compare it to.) Check phagesdb.org for the size of the pham. 2. The phamerator database has been updated and the pham number has changed. You can double check for the correct pham number at phagesdb.org. If neither of the above apply and you believe a report is missing in error it is important that you please post to the seaphages starterator forum. Error for weeks. This is through Pecaan and Phagesdb. Thank you. Sean |
Link to this post | posted 14 Nov, 2019 15:17 | |
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Thank you all. I will try cleaning the DNA and digesting for longer. BTW I did the PEG protocol 9.2a from the instructor's guide. |
Link to this post | posted 13 Nov, 2019 22:10 | |
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Help, We got decent yields of DNA that and we tried to digest with NspI. the lanes are from two different phage lysates. Lanes: 1. DNA1 water 2. DNA1 water Buffer NspI (NEB 37 degrees 15 minutes) 3. DNA1 water Buffer 4. Ladder 5. DNA2 water 6. DNA2 water Buffer NspI (NEB 37 degrees 15 minutes) 7. DNA2 water Buffer We got no digestion except smearing in lane 6… we want to try again anyone have any suggestions? Thanks, Sean |
Link to this post | posted 30 Apr, 2019 13:51 | |
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After uranyl acetate staining how long is the sample on the grid usable for EM? Thanks Sean |
Posted in: Phage Discovery/Isolation → EM Sample Stability
Link to this post | posted 08 Dec, 2018 03:48 | |
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Thanks I will try tomorrow. |
Posted in: Using WINE to run DNA Master on a Mac → Help with WINE
Link to this post | posted 08 Dec, 2018 00:54 | |
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In the pane that lists all of the ORFs etc there is only one thing listed. I should have taken a picture. |
Posted in: Using WINE to run DNA Master on a Mac → Help with WINE
Link to this post | posted 07 Dec, 2018 23:40 | |
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Trying to set up DNA Master on Wine for the upcoming Bioinformatics workshop and after I hit auto annotate I only get one sequence in the features tab of the Extracted from FASTA Library Shubert.FASTA window. Please help. |
Posted in: Using WINE to run DNA Master on a Mac → Help with WINE