Preparation of Selective Growth Media for Genetic Studies
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Corresponding Organization : Tufts University
Variable analysis
- Absence of tryptophan (TRP), leucine (LEU), and uracil (URA) in SD-SCAA and SG-SCAA media
- Absence of TRP and URA in SD-SCAA and SG-SCAA media
- Absence of LEU and URA in SD-SCAA and SG-SCAA media
- Absence of URA in SD-SCAA and SG-SCAA media
- Not explicitly mentioned
- Preparation of liquid and solid media as described previously
- Concentration of noncanonical amino acid (ncAA) stocks at 50 mM L-isomer
- PH adjustment of OmeY to 7 prior to sterile filtering
- Storage of filtered solutions at 4°C for up to two weeks, except for photolabile AzF which was made within one week of induction
- Use of standard homologous recombination approaches to construct strain RJY100 as described previously
- Use of yeast strain BY4741 purchased from Horizon Discovery
- Use of BY4741ΔPPQ1 strain as a gift from the Fuchs Lab at Tufts University
- Positive controls not explicitly mentioned
- Negative controls not explicitly mentioned
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