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This is a flexible design for building a chemostat from off-the-shelf parts. The number of chemostat chambers and the culture volume per chamber are adjustable. | This is a flexible design for building a chemostat from off-the-shelf parts. The number of chemostat chambers and the culture volume per chamber are adjustable. | ||
Also see [[Endy:Chemostat]] for an alternative chemostat chamber design and additional info on running chemostats. | |||
==Design Images== | ==Design Images== | ||
Revision as of 12:22, 20 June 2006
Contact Caitlin Conboy, Jennifer Braff.
This is a flexible design for building a chemostat from off-the-shelf parts. The number of chemostat chambers and the culture volume per chamber are adjustable.
Also see Endy:Chemostat for an alternative chemostat chamber design and additional info on running chemostats.
Design Images
Components
This page is in progress
Equipment
- Circulating Water Bath
- VWR
- Peristaltic pump
- L/S peristaltic pump from Cole Parmer. Which pump, specifically?
- Bubbler
- Tube Rack (to hold the chemostat chambers upright in the water bath)
- USA Scientific
Glassware
- 1L flasks. Need one per type of media to be used in the chemostat, plus one or more to collect the effluent.
- Rubber caps for 1L flasks with two drilled holes
- Glass tubing
- 25mm glass test tubes, one per chemostat chamber
Tubing
- Silicone tubing
- Connectors
