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| + | Yesterday overnight cultures of ''E.Coli'' HCB33 and ''E.Coli'' MG1655 have been inoculated in 3 ml LB media. Today they were diluted with additional 4 ml LB and splitted into two 3 ml falcon-samples.<br> | ||
| + | Followed by incubation at 37 °C. | ||
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Revision as of 08:43, 29 October 2008
Contents |
First week
Monday 01/09/2008
- Preparation of TB media with an Agar concentration of 0.4 %, 0.2 % and 0.1 %.
First microscope test using MG1655 in 6 small chambers from Labtek:
3 types each type twice:
I - 0.1% agar in LB
II - 0.25% agar in LB
III - 0.5% agar in LB
View:
I II III
I II III
- In I and II each chamber was filled with just 100 µl LB agar to cover the whole ground.
- Because the III. solution was more viscous 150 µl were necessary to cover the ground.
- The bacteria were put into one corner of a chamber. (2 µl of a MG1655 overnight culture) They have been set under the media or in between.
- About that another 100 µl of a LB solution with 2 % agar were poured. After the second layer has solidified further 250 µl LB-media were added.
- The chambers were incubated overnight at 37 °C. For microscope on the next day.
Notes: Because of surface tensions the solutions tend to be thicker at the borders of the chamber than in the center.
-> In the further future 150 - 200 µl will be used.
Tuesday 02/09/2008
First approach in microscope seems to be good and can be followed up.
Yesterday overnight cultures of E.Coli HCB33 and E.Coli MG1655 have been inoculated in 3 ml LB media. Today they were diluted with additional 4 ml LB and splitted into two 3 ml falcon-samples.
Followed by incubation at 37 °C.
