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Friday 02/06/15

9:50 am – 7:00 pm

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Thursday, 02/05/15

10:00 am – 9:00 pm

To do

  • check to see if there are any notifications from Judy about K99
  • check if XZ’s Biosketch was sent
  • book hotel for Fly meeting!
  • abstract for CSHL genome biology meeting
  • READ Ph paper draft and send comments to team
  • project 2 data analysis as per yesterday’s discussion

Ph Project

Cell counts

  • Ph in S2, 06-12-2013 data: 42 cells
  • PhF in PhWT cells, 2013-06-12 data: 22 cells
  • PhF in PhML cells, 2013-06-12 data: 13 cells
  • PhWT-Flag 2013-06-22, 17 cells
  • PhML-Flag 2013-06-22, 34 cells
  • Ph and Pc doubles in ML, 2013-08-23 28 cells
  • Ph and Pc doubles in WT, 2013-08-23 23 cells
  • 2014-01-29 end-PH in PhML: 36 cells
  • 2014-01-29 end-PH in PhWT: 55 cells
  • 2014-03-13 Pc in S2 cells: 29 cells

Project 2

Also to do

  • Laundry
  • deposit check

Mentoring

  • discuss probe making protocol with BB
  • recommend RNA gel to diagnosis possible degradation
  • failure to degrade RNA after RT may also be a problem, this step was skipped

Travel Plans

  • booked hotel for Fly Meeting (my card)
  • booked flights for Fly Meeting (my card)
  • looking in to registration for CSHL Genomes meeting
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Wednesday 02/04/15

10:00 am – 12:30 am

K99

  • Finished rewriting Research Plan
  • Finished editing other sundry components of application
  • sent final application and checklist to Judy’s office
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Tuesday 02/03/15

9:50 am
(delayed start shoveling out driveway and bikepath to backdoor).

K99

  • Revising

Communication

  • updated description of researchers and projects for Biophysics reviews for XZ
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Monday 02/02/15

10:00 am

Meetings

  • group meeting (see notes)
  • journal club (see notes)
  • quick discussion with XZ about reviews

K99

  • completed online training in conflict of interest reporting and management
  • filed required conflict of interest report paperwork
  • Have comments on Research Proposal from XZ, AS, and AP to incorporate

Project 2

  • see protected post
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Journal club

DNA sequencing using polymerase substrate-binding kinetics (Nature Communications)

Intro

illumina sequences

  • build clusters. deblock of 3′ site, adding of base. remove base. Deblock site. add base

ion-torrent –

  • natural nucleotides – faster, no extra chemistry, cheaper, longer read lengths, do require oil emulsions. faster run time. (10-20x more expensive)

New method

  • measure signal from fluorescent polymerase bound, use difference in kinetics of correct vs incorrect base to measure sequence
  • up to 3 fold difference in fluorescence at high salt (in bulk)
  • up to 5 fold difference in fluorescence observed on glass
  • homopolymer calling: kinetic difference and total fluorescence combined help distinguish homopolymers
    • better for 1 vs 2 vs 3 than 3 vs 4 (went fast)
  • 44 rounds of flowing bases, sequence bases
  • sequence phage genome (clip reads at 20bp). 95% accuracy in non-homopolymeric regions, 90% accuracy in homopolymeric regions.

for improvement

  • better engineered enzyme
  • improve base calling algorithm (correct for local sequence context)
  • calibration sequences – normalize for sequence size
  • surface modifications (does labeled polymerase accumulate stuck to the surface?)
  • better fluidic mixing and flow?
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