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Purdue/13 June 2008
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#Research article by Murdock, Ensley, Serdar, and Thalen: ''Construction of Metabolic Operons Catalyzing the Biosynthesis of Indigo.'' [http://www2.lib.purdue.edu:2149/summary.do?product=WOS&doc=1&qid=10&SID=4BEdipcCm1A35k4CKg6&search_mode=AdvancedSearch] | #Research article by Murdock, Ensley, Serdar, and Thalen: ''Construction of Metabolic Operons Catalyzing the Biosynthesis of Indigo.'' [http://www2.lib.purdue.edu:2149/summary.do?product=WOS&doc=1&qid=10&SID=4BEdipcCm1A35k4CKg6&search_mode=AdvancedSearch] | ||
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| + | New test started. GFP ''E. coli'' pulled from -80C and two LB tubes innoculated. Put in 37C shaker at 220 rpm over the weekend. | ||
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- Possible colors include napthalene, indigo, lycopene.
- Research article by Murdock, Ensley, Serdar, and Thalen: Construction of Metabolic Operons Catalyzing the Biosynthesis of Indigo. [1]
Bacterial study started on the 10th failed (plate dried out).
New test started. GFP E. coli pulled from -80C and two LB tubes innoculated. Put in 37C shaker at 220 rpm over the weekend.
