Presented by: Andrew C. Yang 3/30/2011

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Presented by: Andrew C. Yang 3/30/2011 Single-step assembly of a gene and entire plasmid from large numbers of oligodeoxyribonucleotides Stemmer WP, et al.  Gene(1995)  Presented by: Andrew C. Yang 3/30/2011

Introduction to Assembly PCR Initial Oligos Add PCR mix, Taq Polymerase Regular PCR reaction method for the assembly of large DNA oligonucleotides from shorter fragments. Allows for the production of synthetic genes and even genomes Final Target DNA Sequence

Features of Assembly PCR 4 steps: Oligo synthesis, gene assembly, gene amplification (PCR), cloning Each oligo part of top or bottom strand of target sequence Must have complementarity between oligo fragments or target sequence impossible Add end primers to amplify target sequence No ligase required for assembly

Quick Overview: bla Bla (Beta-lactamase-encoding gene) provides resistance to Beta-Lactam antibiotics like ampicillin Inhibits cell wall synthesis

Overview: Assemble bla Gene (1.1 kb) Goal: 1. Assemble bla gene (encoding Ampicillin resistance) 2. Clone into backbone plasmid 3. Transform into E. coli Details: Backbone is pUC322 with Tetracycline resistance. Introduced 5 point mutations (5 synthetic restriction sites) in bla. 20 nt overlap for oligos. Assay: Plate cells on Tetracycline. Screen colonies for ApR. Of viable colonies, restriction digest for 5 synthetic point mutations. TEM1-Beta lactamase encoding gene Spot tests. Colonies pick

Oligos: 28 top, 28 bottom Flanking bla for cloning No ligase. Anneal Amplifies only complete target sequence Ligate bla into backbone

Results: Assemble bla Gene (1.1 kb) 102 Colonies on Tet Plate 78 ApR colonies (76%) 6 arbitrary colonies’ plasmids analyzed by digest All 5 point mutations present by restriction digest. 1 arbitrary analyzed plasmid sequenced. Found 3 PCR/oligo mutations. No cut SfiI cut ~0.9 kb ~1.1 kb Oligo mutations

Critiques Really 1 step? “The assembly PCR protocol consists of 4 steps: oligo synthesis, gene assembly, gene amplification and cloning.” Reliable? 1.1 kb contained 3 PCR/oligo point mutations. More analysis of mutations. Methods of proofreading? Same PCR limitations Oligos must have ~same Tm Hairpin free GC content not too high Alternative outputs to bla? Step from 1.1kb gene to 2.7kb plasmid significant? Options,

Relevance to 20.385 Modularity and standardization at all abstraction hierarchies requires flexible, reliable construction techniques “the tedious and unreliable construction…of synthetic biological systems…greatly limits the engineering of biology.” –Drew Endy Electronics spurred on by novel fabrication techniques. We need those for biology. Introduce new functionality. Write dna de novo. Building from scratch

Conclusions Write DNA de novo Novel biological functionality Facilitates numerous applications Assembly PCR Artificial Gene Synthesis Gene Therapy Synthetic Biology Synthia MAGE Technology Vaccine Development Stemmer: prolific inventor and entrepreneur. Founded several companies based on DNA shuffling technology

Overview: Assemble Plasmid p182Sfi (2.7 kb) Goal: 1. Assemble larger p182Sfi plasmid (~pUC18 except 2 Sfi sites flanking bla). Skip insert-backbone ligation. 2. Transform into E. coli XL1-blue Details: 3-stage PCR produces DNA multimer, requiring extra BamHI digest for linear product. 5 introduced mutations (5 synthetic restriction sites) in bla still present. 20 nt overlap for oligos. Assay: Plate cells on IPTG+Xgal+Ap plates. Look for blue colonies. Miniprep and check for 5 synthetic restriction sites.

And one 47-mer and one 56-mer complete circle Oligos: 66 top, 66 bottom PCR programs. Each program begins with 3-fold dilution with fresh PCR and polymerase mix DNA multimer. Cut with BamHI for linear product Gel purify, ligate, transform

Results: Assemble Plasmid p182Sfi (2.7 kb) Restriction digests of DNA multimer yielded expected unit-lengths (2.7kb) “A large number of blue colonies were obtained on IPTG+Xgal+Ap plates.” “Minipreps of 4 colonies showed that all plasmids had the expected restriction digest pattern, including the five sites which were introduced in the bla gene.” ~2.7kb Efficiency.