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We tested the growth of our bbc1 construct (biobrick # K398108) as stated in our characterization page. | We tested the growth of our bbc1 construct (biobrick # K398108) as stated in our characterization page. | ||
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The results are visible in the following chart. | The results are visible in the following chart. | ||
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Here one can see that the biobrick is indeed functional at concentrations greater then 0.3 M Sodium Chloride. | Here one can see that the biobrick is indeed functional at concentrations greater then 0.3 M Sodium Chloride. | ||
The general increase in tolerance varies between 10 and 35% depending on the Sodium Chloride concentration. | The general increase in tolerance varies between 10 and 35% depending on the Sodium Chloride concentration. | ||
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Revision as of 12:13, 15 October 2010
Salt tolerance
We tested the growth of our bbc1 construct (biobrick # K398108) as stated in our characterization page.
The growth rates were determined for the exponential fase (using a trendline). The results are visible in the following chart.
Here one can see that the biobrick is indeed functional at concentrations greater then 0.3 M Sodium Chloride. The general increase in tolerance varies between 10 and 35% depending on the Sodium Chloride concentration.
