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# 5ml of LB broth is pipetted with the help of an auto pipette into a universal tube. | # 5ml of LB broth is pipetted with the help of an auto pipette into a universal tube. | ||
- | # Heat the | + | # Heat the innoculation loop till red hot to sterilize the loop. |
- | # | + | # Allow the innoculation loop to cool down for approximately 30 seconds. |
- | # The | + | # The innoculation loop is then used to pick a colony of the bacteria present on the agar plate. |
# The colony is then mixed into the LB Broth in the universal tube. | # The colony is then mixed into the LB Broth in the universal tube. | ||
- | # | + | # Resterilize the loop. |
# The culture is then left overnight at 37°C in an incubator. | # The culture is then left overnight at 37°C in an incubator. | ||
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Growing an Overnight Culture
Materials Required
- LB Broth
- Colonies of bacteria on plate
- Innoculation loop
- Universal tube
- Pipette
Procedures
- 5ml of LB broth is pipetted with the help of an auto pipette into a universal tube.
- Heat the innoculation loop till red hot to sterilize the loop.
- Allow the innoculation loop to cool down for approximately 30 seconds.
- The innoculation loop is then used to pick a colony of the bacteria present on the agar plate.
- The colony is then mixed into the LB Broth in the universal tube.
- Resterilize the loop.
- The culture is then left overnight at 37°C in an incubator.
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