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    Electroporation Protocol

    New England Biolabs

    Published: 2022-02-14 DOI: 10.17504/protocols.io.bd22i8ge
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    Abstract

    This protocol may be used with electrocompetent cells prepared according to this protocol.

    Before start

    For control electroporation dilute pUC19 to 10pg/μl with Milli-Q water.

    The electroporation protocol will vary depending on the strain so this protocol may need to be optimized.

    Steps

    1.

    Turn on electroporator and set to 1.7-2.5 kv (optimize for strain), 200 ohms and 25 µF .

    2.

    Place recovery SOC in 37°C water bath.

    3.

    Pre-warm LB-antibiotic plates at 37°C.

    4.

    Thaw cells On ice for 0h 10m 0s or use freshly made cells.

    5.

    Place appropriate number of microcentrifuge tubes and 1 mm-electroporation cuvettes On ice.

    6.

    Flick the tube containing cells a few times to mix and add 25µL to the microcentrifuge tubes.

    7.

    Add 1µL to the cells in the microcentrifuge tube.

    8.

    Transfer the DNA-cell mixture to the cold cuvette, tap on countertop 2X, wipe water from exterior of cuvette and place in the electroporation module and press pulse ( don’t hold the button down ).

    9.

    Immediately add 975µL, mix by pipetting up and down once and transfer to a 15 ml-falcon tube.

    10.

    Rotate in the 37°C incubator for 1h 0m 0s.

    11.

    Make appropriate dilutions.

    Note
    When using 10pg, make two dilutions:Dilute 10µL into 990µL and plate 100µL. (1000-fold dilution)Dilute 100µL into 900µL and plate 100µL. (100-fold dilution)

    12.

    Incubate at 37°C.

    Note
    Calculation: If the culture was diluted 1000-fold when plated, the total cfu per ml is 1000 times the number of colonies counted. The cfu is divided by the amount of pUC19 (10 pg per ml).cfu/ µg = (colonies counted*1000) / (0.00001 µg pUC19)

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