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We had a safety appointment - we had to wash our hands after having rubbed them with fluorescent lotion. This way we could see how well we washed them. All of us passed, except Ramon, so we won't be eating anything that he touched ;) | We had a safety appointment - we had to wash our hands after having rubbed them with fluorescent lotion. This way we could see how well we washed them. All of us passed, except Ramon, so we won't be eating anything that he touched ;) | ||
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- | [[Image: | + | [[Image:TU_Delft_DSC_9885.jpg|1900px|thumb|left|Washing of the Hands]] |
- | [[Image:TU_Delft_DSC_9893.jpg| | + | [[Image:TU_Delft_DSC_9893.jpg|190px|thumb|left|Ramon's fail card ;)]] |
Revision as of 06:53, 16 July 2010
Session 13
Today we discussed the addition of another sub-group to our project: Hydrocarbon sensing. This could be linked to the expression of the various systems we are designing for efficiency purposes. Luke will take this on, will run in parallel.
We also determined we should order the Pseudomonas Putida OCT1 strain. This can be used as a positive control for hydrocarbon degradation, emulsifier production as well as alkene sensing.
Hand-wash test
We had a safety appointment - we had to wash our hands after having rubbed them with fluorescent lotion. This way we could see how well we washed them. All of us passed, except Ramon, so we won't be eating anything that he touched ;)