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Wet-Lab Plant Genetic Engineering Workshop 🧬 (Take-home Kit included!)

Wet-Lab Plant Genetic Engineering Workshop 🧬 (Take-home Kit included!)

Counter Culture Labs, at the Omni Commons, 4799 Shattuck Avenue, Oakland, CA, US

Welcome to the Plant Genetic Engineering Workshop! Join us at Counter Culture Labs (4799 Shattuck Ave., Oakland, CA 94609) for a hands-on experience in inserting genes into plants! This is an introductory workshop - attendees of all backgrounds are welcome, non-bio folks especially.

​Learn about fundamental DNA tools, understand how agrobacterium is used as a vehicle for delivering genes into plants, gain wet-lab experience with sterile microbial culture, and insert a gene encoding for production of beetroot pigment into tobacco, all in one day. Participants will also take home a plant genetic engineering kit! After successful transformation, plant leaves will turn red in a matter of days.

​Kit components (provided by the instructor):

  • ​Nicotiana tabacum plant with pot and soil
  • ​Agrobacterium with RUBY Plasmid
  • ​Petri dish with LB agar
  • ​Inoculation loops
  • ​Infiltration buffer
  • ​Blunt syringes
  • ​Pipettes
  • ​Nitrile gloves
  • ​Bleach

The workshop fee is $250. Venmo @ccl-plantbio. Last four digits phone # confirmation: 6986. Message the organizer on Meetup if you need an alternate payment method. This covers instruction, the materials and equipment used in the class, and the take-home genetic engineering kit.

Required lab attire for safety: Long pants and closed-toed shoes.

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About the Instructor
Anthony Neil Tan is a UC Berkeley trained bioengineer whose projects center on enhancing high-value plants through genetic engineering. His past work ranges from designing a plant growth chamber that won a national NASA contest to developing new plant genetic engineering tools at the U.S. Department of Energy's Joint BioEnergy Institute.

No refunds can be issued.

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