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One shot mach1 t1

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The One-Shot Mach1 T1 is a laboratory instrument designed for high-throughput DNA transformation. It facilitates the introduction of genetic material into competent bacterial cells through an efficient electroporation process. The device streamlines the transformation workflow, allowing for rapid and consistent results.

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Codon-Optimized Base Editing Constructs

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Human codon-optimized base editing constructs were a kind gift from David Liu; pCMV_ABEmax_P2A_GFP (plasmid #112101; Addgene), pCMV_AncBE4max_P2A_GFP (plasmid#112100; Addgene). pCMV_SpCas9-NG_ABEmax_P2A_GFP, pCMV_SpCas9-NG_AncBE4max_P2A_GFP and pCMV_SaKKH_AncBE4max_P2A_GFP were constructed by PCR amplification (Q5, NEB) amplifying everything except for SpCas9 using pCMV_ABEmax_P2A_GFP and pCMV_AncBE4max_P2A_GFP. Coding sequences for SpCas9-NG and SaKKH were PCR amplified using the following plasmids NG-ABEmax (plasmid #124163; Addgene) and SaKKH-ABEmax (Plasmid #119815; Addgene) that were a kind gift from David Liu. Coding sequences and plasmid backbones were combined using the NEBbuilder HiFi DNA assembly mastermix (NEB) and subsequently transformed using OneShot Mach1t1 (Thermo Fisher Scientific) cells and plasmid identity was checked by Sanger sequencing (Macrogen). The empty sgRNA plasmid backbone for SpCas9 and its derivatives was a kind gift from Keith Joung (BPK1520, Addgene plasmid #65777). Spacer sequences targeting all genes in this study were cloned in the sgRNA plasmid backbone using inverse PCR (Q5 NEB) and subsequently transformed using OneShot Mach1t1 (Thermo Fisher Scientific) cells and plasmid identity was checked by Sanger sequencing (Macrogen). Primer sequences for sgRNA generation can be found in Supplementary Table 3.
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Yeast Display of SrtAβ Mutants

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SrtAβ was subcloned into pET29 and used as PCR template for reactions with primers in Supplementary Table 3. Following USER assembly or KLD ligation, products were transformed into Thermo Fisher One-Shot Mach1 T1 Chemically Competent cells. Following sequence verification, the reversion mutants were amplified out of the pET29 backbone with HR primers and transformed into ICY200 with NheI/BamHI-digested pCTCon2CTev vectors in a 5:1 insert:backbone mass ratio to yield yeast bearing single reversion mutants for flow cytometry analysis.
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Identifying Aptamers from SELEX Cloning

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The individual aptamers present at the last round of DNA or RNA SELEX processes were cloned. With that aim, the products of the PCR-amplified DNA (or RT-PCR-amplified RNA) were cloned using the TOPO TA cloning PCR II Kit (ThermoFisher) and the recombinant plasmids were used to transform One Shot Mach1-T1 (ThermoFisher) competent E. coli strain. Then, 26 DNA and 32 RNA individual aptamers were sequenced by capillary electrophoresis using an ABI 3730xl DNA Analyzer (ThermoFisher) and following standard protocols.
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Site-Directed Mutagenesis of tcaA Gene

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Site-directed mutagenesis was used to mutate the wild type tcaA gene (Phe290) to the SNP tcaA (Ser290). Primers (5’ ttttcaagttTcaaaacgtatggtc 3’, 5’ atacgttttgaAacttgaaaatgcc 3’) were designed to have a complementary overlap of 21 nucleotides at the 5’ end, with the nucleotide to be mutated at the centre of the overlap (the primers had non-complementary regions at the 3’ end to facilitate annealing on the template). The ptcaA template was diluted to 33 ng/µl, and 1 µl was amplified using these primers and Phusion DNA polymerase. The PCR product was subsequently checked by agarose gel electrophoresis and was treated with 1 µl of DpnI directly in the PCR mix for 1 hr at 37°C. Then, 1 µl of the mixture was used to transform One Shot Mach1 T1 (Thermo Fisher) competent cells by heat shock then into RN4220 and finally tcaA::tn by electroporation.
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Yeast Display of SrtAβ Mutants

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SrtAβ was subcloned into pET29 and used as PCR template for reactions with primers in Supplementary Table 3. Following USER assembly or KLD ligation, products were transformed into Thermo Fisher One-Shot Mach1 T1 Chemically Competent cells. Following sequence verification, the reversion mutants were amplified out of the pET29 backbone with HR primers and transformed into ICY200 with NheI/BamHI-digested pCTCon2CTev vectors in a 5:1 insert:backbone mass ratio to yield yeast bearing single reversion mutants for flow cytometry analysis.
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Site-Directed Mutagenesis of tcaA Gene

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Site-directed mutagenesis was used to mutate the wild type tcaA gene (Phe290) to the SNP tcaA (Ser290). Primers (5’ ttttcaagttTcaaaacgtatggtc 3’, 5’ atacgttttgaAacttgaaaatgcc 3’) were designed to have a complementary overlap of 21 nucleotides at the 5’ end, with the nucleotide to be mutated at the centre of the overlap (the primers had non-complementary regions at the 3’ end to facilitate annealing on the template). The ptcaA template was diluted to 33 ng/µl, and 1 µl was amplified using these primers and Phusion DNA polymerase. The PCR product was subsequently checked by agarose gel electrophoresis and was treated with 1 µl of DpnI directly in the PCR mix for 1 hr at 37°C. Then, 1 µl of the mixture was used to transform One Shot Mach1 T1 (Thermo Fisher) competent cells by heat shock then into RN4220 and finally tcaA::tn by electroporation.
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Site-directed Mutagenesis of tcaA Gene

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Site directed mutagenesis was used to mutate the WT tcaA gene (Phe290) to the SNP tcaA (Ser290). Primers (5” ttttcaagttTcaaaacgtatggtc 3”, 5” atacgttttgaAacttgaaaatgcc 3”) were designed to have a complementary overlap of 21 nucleotides at the 5’ end, with the nucleotide to be mutated at the centre of the overlap (the primers had non complementary regions at the 3’ end to facilitate annealing on the template). The ptcaA template was diluted to 33 ng/μl, and 1ul was amplified using these primers and Phusion DNA polymerase. The PCR product was subsequently checked by agarose gel electrophoresis and was treated with 1 μl of DpnI directly in the PCR mix for 1 h at 37°C. Then 1 μl of the mixture was used to transform One Shot Mach1 T1 (ThermoFisher) competent cells by heat shock then into RN4220 and finally tcaA::tn by electroporation.
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