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===Arginine Test===
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=Arginine Test=
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====Aim of this experiment====
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==Aim==
The aim of this experiment is to determine whether ''B. subtilis'' 168 is able to take up external arginine.
The aim of this experiment is to determine whether ''B. subtilis'' 168 is able to take up external arginine.
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====Procedure====
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==Procedure==
* Please refer to [[Team:Newcastle/Arginine test| Arginine test]]
* Please refer to [[Team:Newcastle/Arginine test| Arginine test]]
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====Expected results====
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==Expected results==
Arginine is an amino acid that is acidic. Therefore if ''B. subtilis'' 168 is able to take up arginine, it will cause a pH change in the media. This would result in an increase in pH.
Arginine is an amino acid that is acidic. Therefore if ''B. subtilis'' 168 is able to take up arginine, it will cause a pH change in the media. This would result in an increase in pH.
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#Test (1) - Increase in pH
#Test (1) - Increase in pH
#Test (2) - Increase in pH
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For actual results, please see 23.07.10 lab results.  
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For actual results, please see [[Team:Newcastle/23_July_2010|23.07.10]] lab results.  
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====Conclusion====
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==Conclusion==
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For experimental conclusion, please see [[22_July_2010|23.07.10]] lab results.
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For experimental conclusion, please see 23.07.2010 lab results.
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Arginine Test

Aim

The aim of this experiment is to determine whether B. subtilis 168 is able to take up external arginine.

Procedure

Expected results

Arginine is an amino acid that is acidic. Therefore if B. subtilis 168 is able to take up arginine, it will cause a pH change in the media. This would result in an increase in pH.

  1. Control (1) - No change in pH
  2. Control (2) - No change in pH
  3. Control (3) - Increase in pH, however will be lower than test 1 and test 2.
  4. Test (1) - Increase in pH
  5. Test (2) - Increase in pH

For actual results, please see 23.07.10 lab results.

Conclusion

For experimental conclusion, please see 23.07.2010 lab results.

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