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==Oil Sands Lab Notebook==
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This team includes [[User:annlesn|Ann Lesnefsky]], [[User:rajabiab|Bryce Rajabian]], [[User:chillywings|Marcus Lehr]], [[User:Infekt|Alex Pyden]], Jeremy Golden, John Seong Kyu Yang and [[User:kilholee|Kilho Lee]].
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Members of this team include [[User:annlesn|Ann Lesnefsky]], [[User:rajabiab|Bryce Rajabian]], [[User:chillywings|Marcus Lehr]], [[User:Infekt|Alex Pyden]], [[User:Jeremigo|Jeremy Golden]], [[User:Seongkyu|John Seong Kyu Yang]] and [[User:kilholee|Kilho Lee]].
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[[Team:Michigan/Oil_Sands_June_July]]
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== Results to Date ==
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[[Team:Michigan/Oil_Sands_August_September | August/September]]
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[[Media:Ph7_biofilm_assay_results.xls|10/1/10 pH7 Biofilm Assay]]
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[[Team:Michigan/Oil_Sands_October | October]]
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[[Media:Data_10-01-10-pH7_kinetic.txt|10/1/10 pH7 Growth Curves]]
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==10/1/2010==
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Moved broth cultures 37°C to 4°C -- 1:30pm (19-hr culture)
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Prepared biofilm assay plate for all pH9 tests - following [[Media:Static+biofilm+quantification.pdf|Alex's biofilm assay protocol]]
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Performed ligation of Flu operon and pSB1AT3 according to the Ginko Bioworks [[Media:Ligation_Protocol.pdf|Ligation]] protocol, with modifications.
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Ben moved transformation plates to 4 C yesterday, control plates were blank, and all plates except for J61100 appeared to have colonies. The Flu/pSB1AT3 ligation plates had very small colonies, so they were returned to the incubator with the J61100 plate. Also, it could be seen that many colonies on the 1:3 ligation plate appeared red, indicating that the vector had preferentially reformed. This could be because of the ratio, but dephosphorylation treatment should be used in the future for ligations.
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A colony of P. putida and P. fluorescence was picked from LB agar plates (10/6/10) and grown up in an overnight culture in 2ml Amp at 30 C.
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Members of this team include Ann Lesnefsky, Bryce Rajabian, Marcus Lehr, Alex Pyden, Jeremy Golden, John Seong Kyu Yang and Kilho Lee.

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Notebooks are ordered by month.

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October

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