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** OD measurements
** OD measurements
** phases of growth
** phases of growth


* Receiving and sending strains and plasmids
* Receiving and sending strains and plasmids
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** sending stabs
** sending stabs
** sending dry ice samples
** sending dry ice samples


* Labels and lab notebooks
* Labels and lab notebooks
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** visualizing the bands
** visualizing the bands
** UV exposure issues
** UV exposure issues


* Cutting DNA from agarose gels
* Cutting DNA from agarose gels

Latest revision as of 18:22, 10 November 2006

  • Making plates / Media
    • antibiotics
    • weighing
    • autoclaving
    • pH
    • water bath / prevention of stuff growing
    • sterile technique
    • material
    • sterile filtration
    • defined media


  • Growing cultures
    • spreaders / glass beads
    • biosafety
    • rotators
    • aeration
    • pH
    • indicators
    • temperature
    • OD measurements
    • phases of growth


  • Receiving and sending strains and plasmids
    • recovering plasmids from spotted or dried DNA
    • growing stab cultures
    • preserving cultures in glycerol
    • preserving cultures with stabs
    • preserving cultures on plates
    • sending DNA
    • sending stabs
    • sending dry ice samples


  • Labels and lab notebooks
    • dated / initialed labels
    • lab notebooks


  • Agarose gels
    • percentage choice
    • buffer choice
    • microwaving the gel
    • adding dye
    • pouring the gels
    • bottle cleanup
    • running the gel
    • buffer choice
    • adding dye to the buffer
    • running time
    • other kinds of agarose
    • loading dye
    • dna markers
    • visualizing the bands
    • UV exposure issues


  • Cutting DNA from agarose gels
    • UV exposure issues
    • weighing gel samples
    • isolation of DNA from gel slices


  • PCR reactions
    • primer design
    • reaction components
    • setting up the reaction
    • choice of cycling conditions
    • hot lids