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The Adventures of AntiBobby - Thomson Instrument Company

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We Start with many Ideas or Variables <strong>of</strong> DNA<strong>AntiBobby</strong>Our DNA <strong>AntiBobby</strong> gets wrapped in aBLANK Ecoli cell. Kind <strong>of</strong> like ajacket!1 2<strong>The</strong> clones <strong>of</strong> <strong>AntiBobby</strong>What Happens in the Mega-Prep® Column?5<strong>AntiBobby</strong> is placed into a <strong>Thomson</strong> Ultraget pushed through aYield Flask and placed in a shaker. FlaskMega-Prep® Column andsize is determined by the size <strong>of</strong> theirlike a food processor itexperiment, over a day <strong>AntiBobby</strong> grows manyunwraps the Ecoli jacketmany clones <strong>of</strong> himself.and cleans any impurities, sowe have only the <strong>AntiBobby</strong>DNA. And thanks to<strong>Thomson</strong> Products we haveLOTS to work with!Now we can put <strong>AntiBobby</strong>Chemicals are added to the Column thatinto a Mammalian or Insectbreak up the jacket around <strong>AntiBobby</strong>.Jacket.Now you have <strong>AntiBobby</strong> and all <strong>of</strong> theEcoli jacket pieces.62.5L Ultra Yield FlaskPlasmid+ Media!Inside the column the Ecoli jacketpieces get stuck to the columnresin. When they push a rinseagent through only <strong>AntiBobby</strong>34<strong>Thomson</strong> <strong>Instrument</strong> <strong>Company</strong> is not affiliated with Qiagen or their products.exits the column.


But if we wanted <strong>AntiBobby</strong> in aMammalian or Insect cell, why didn‛t wejust start the process in the cell jacketwe wanted?Well.. It‛s based on a principle called doubling. Yousee an Ecoli jacket is thicker walled so we canagitate <strong>AntiBobby</strong> faster without hurting him. AndEcoli‛s doubling rate is 2 hours, so every Two hoursour amount <strong>of</strong> <strong>AntiBobby</strong>s doubles.8As apposed to our mammalian and insect cell walls thatare thinner and so we have to agitate the growth at aslower rate. <strong>The</strong> doubling rate is 24 hours! So yousee that is why we start the process with Ecoli to geta large batch to play with. <strong>The</strong>n start putting<strong>AntiBobby</strong> into our Mammalian and insect cells.7But how do we do that?9Labs create reservoirs <strong>of</strong> BLANK Mammalian & Insect cells towrap around only the BEST <strong>AntiBobby</strong>s.Now to get <strong>AntiBobby</strong> into an insector mammalian cell!12Reservoirs <strong>of</strong>Mammalian& Insect cellsFirst we coat <strong>AntiBobby</strong> in PEI or Lipt<strong>of</strong>ectin. Thismakes <strong>AntiBobby</strong> invisible to the host cell. This allows<strong>AntiBobby</strong> to enter the cell and pass all <strong>of</strong> its securityguards to the nucleus.10To get <strong>AntiBobby</strong> into a mammalian or insect cellfirst we need to find the best <strong>AntiBobby</strong>, To dothat we use Elisa Testing. Basicaly we put<strong>AntiBobby</strong> up against a sample and see if he isidentical.11<strong>AntiBobby</strong> sneaking intomammalian or insect cellundetected!<strong>AntiBobby</strong> inside mammalian or insect cell and hemade it into the nucleus to implant our DNA intothe cell.Now we just have to grow more <strong>of</strong> these withincreasingly larger batches <strong>of</strong> <strong>AntiBobby</strong> and useElisa Testing to determine which batch goes on thethe next larger batch.


13Every time you grow DNA in batches you get some GOODbatches, some BAD ones, & some are the BEST <strong>of</strong> the BEST <strong>of</strong>the BEST in DNA batches.Batches are scored on concentration <strong>of</strong> DNA. We use the ElisaTesting to take a look at the batch and determine if it containsour <strong>AntiBobby</strong> or not and how much. Only the best batchesare used to grow the next larger batches.So to get a final product <strong>of</strong> our <strong>AntiBobby</strong> in a Mammalian orInsect jacket and ONLY have the BEST samples we have tostart small...Starting small means using a <strong>Thomson</strong> 24 (P/N 931565-1X) or 96 (P/N982090) well plate.We take the BEST <strong>of</strong>the BEST <strong>of</strong> the BESTfrom the <strong>Thomson</strong> WellPlate...We grow a small batch <strong>of</strong> <strong>AntiBobby</strong> in his new mammalian or insectjacket and see which well has the greatest concentration <strong>of</strong> <strong>AntiBobby</strong>by using Elisa Testing.From there it is just repeating the same process in a larger then largercontainer. Eventually we get to a production run. But by then we wantto make sure that it is going to produce a high concentration <strong>of</strong><strong>AntiBobby</strong> so we start small and end with the best <strong>of</strong> thebest <strong>of</strong> the best in batches to grow with.1516...And start the process and grow<strong>AntiBobby</strong> in 64 <strong>Thomson</strong> 125mL OptimumGrowth Flasks. <strong>The</strong>n use Elisa testingto determine which flask has the highestconcentration <strong>of</strong> <strong>AntiBobby</strong> and go larger!14


17 18 2019...36x...24x...16x...Production250mL...500mL...2.5 L...8 x 5 L Flasks...16 x 2.5L <strong>Thomson</strong>Optimum GrowthFlasks... Elisa Testing...You‛re starting to get theidea by now how we getNext up!<strong>Thomson</strong> 250mL OptimumGrowth Flasks & 36 <strong>of</strong> themto get a good amount <strong>of</strong> cellslarge batches <strong>of</strong> good<strong>AntiBobby</strong> aren‛t you.Well guess what?PRODUCTION! We have a STRONG strain <strong>of</strong><strong>AntiBobby</strong> in a mammanilan or insect cell and wehave 8 x 2.5L Flasks <strong>of</strong> him.and Elisa testing to get to thenext batch...We now have 16 x 2.5LFlasks with <strong>AntiBobby</strong> inmammalian or insect celljackets and we‛ll take thebest 8 and go to aproduction run...So production is produced in 8 <strong>Thomson</strong> 5L OptimumGrowth Flasks. 2 Flasks = 1 Wave Bag® and youcan fit 7 Flasks in an ATR shaker. That means thatin one ATR shaker you can produce 17.5L <strong>of</strong> productinstead <strong>of</strong> the 10L production in a 20L Wave Bag®.If you‛re keeping track that‛s an increase inproduction <strong>of</strong> 55%!...24 x 500mL<strong>Thomson</strong> OptimumGrowth Flasks...Elisa Testing... andthe Best get sentdown the line to...

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