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Yeast strains and growth media
Yeast strains
- Revive strains of interest from -80°C glycerol stock onto YPD agar plates (10 g/L yeast extract, 20 g/L bacteriological peptone, 20 g/L bacteriological agar, 55 g/L glucose monohydrate)
- Grow for 2 overnights at 30°C, and store plates at 4°C until use
Growth media
All experiments are performed at 30°C using the following rich media:
- YPMAL10%:
Autoclave YP2x solution (20 g/L yeast extract, 40 g/L bacteriological peptone) and filter-sterilize MAL20% (210.5 g/L maltose monohydrate). Mix ½ of YP2x with ½ of MAL20% to reach desired concentrations
- YPGLU5%:
Autoclave YP2x solution (20 g/L yeast extract, 40 g/L bacteriological peptone) and filter-sterilize GLU20% (220 g/L glucose monohydrate). Mix ½ of YP2x with ¼ of autoclaved dH2O and ¼ of GLU20% to reach desired concentrations
Growth conditions specifically for scRNA-seq experiment
- Pre-grow cells in 3 mL YPMAL10% in dilute conditions for 1 overnight at 30°C in a spinning wheel, making sure final cell counts remain under 2*106 cells/mL
- Refresh media and make serial dilution so that after the 2nd overnight (30°C, spinning wheel), cultures are at a cell count of ~2*106 cells/mL
- Wash and inoculate cell cultures into 50 mL YPGLU5% to reach a starting cell density of 104 cells/mL and grow for 12 hr (shaking incubator, 30°C – 200 rpm)
- Wash to YPMAL10% and monitor cell counts continuously throughout lag phase
- For each sample taken during the lag phase, immediately freeze 0.5 mL of culture with 0.5 mL of ice-cold glycerol50% at -80°C until the running day of the Chromium device
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