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- diluted 1 ml culture into 5 ml Tsy+Kan, OD@600nm = 0.165 | - diluted 1 ml culture into 5 ml Tsy+Kan, OD@600nm = 0.165 | ||
- | - set up 96 well plate reader experiment | + | - set up 96 well plate reader experiment: |
+ | *5x5, 160 ul culture | ||
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+ | !colspan=2 rowspan=2| !!colspan=5|Arabinose(%), 10%Arabinose added (ul) | ||
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- | !!! | + | !0%, 0 ul!!0.05%, 1ul!!0.1%, 2ul!!0.50%, 10ul!!1.00%, 20ul |
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- | !!!0, | + | !rowspan=5 valign=center|aTc(ng/ml), 10ug/ml-aTc added(ul)!!0, 0ul|||||||||| |
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+ | !50, 1ul|||||||||| | ||
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+ | !100, 2ul|||||||||| | ||
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+ | !500, 10ul|||||||||| | ||
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+ | !1000, 20 ul|||||||||| | ||
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+ | *added dH2O to final the volume to 200 ul | ||
+ | *added 40 ul of mineral oil to each well to protect evaporation | ||
+ | *set the machine to run 24 hrs, read every 10 mins | ||
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Revision as of 00:01, 6 September 2008
LuxR from AraC and TetR(Faifan)
- measured Absorbance of the overnight culture at 660 nm = 1.5
- diluted 60 ul culture into 5.40 ml Tsy+KAN. Absorbance at 660 nm = 0.035
- incubated 37 degree Celsius for 2.5 hrs, Absorbance at 600 nm = 0.7
- diluted 1 ml culture into 5 ml Tsy+Kan, OD@600nm = 0.165
- set up 96 well plate reader experiment:
- 5x5, 160 ul culture
Arabinose(%), 10%Arabinose added (ul) | ||||||
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0%, 0 ul | 0.05%, 1ul | 0.1%, 2ul | 0.50%, 10ul | 1.00%, 20ul | ||
aTc(ng/ml), 10ug/ml-aTc added(ul) | 0, 0ul | |||||
50, 1ul | ||||||
100, 2ul | ||||||
500, 10ul | ||||||
1000, 20 ul |
- added dH2O to final the volume to 200 ul
- added 40 ul of mineral oil to each well to protect evaporation
- set the machine to run 24 hrs, read every 10 mins
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