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| - | + | *Today I isolated plasmid from my overnight cultures of R0040-I13500. I proceeded with a verification digest of all three of my constructions (B0034-LuxOD47E, B0034-K082003 and ROO40-I13500) as well as a colony PCR of all three of my constructs. Of these, only B0034-LuxOD47E looked proising, so we will be sending colony 2 down for sequencing on Monday. | |
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| + | *This evening we had a team meeting where we discussed the status of Reporter/Mutant testing, modelling and our High School Outreach presentations. We also discussed T-Shirt designs. | ||
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| - | This paper is being done very soon, I just share some of the new results discussed in this paper here: | + | This paper is being done very soon,as we are working on its concepts to obtain nice results, and to interpret them. I just share some of the new results discussed in this paper here: |
As we all know, bacterial cell division is the process by which a bacterial cell creates two genetically identi- | As we all know, bacterial cell division is the process by which a bacterial cell creates two genetically identi- | ||
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| - | MANDY | + | MANDY, STEFAN & PRIMA |
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| - | + | Mascot Time! | |
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| - | + | Today we went to Michaels to pick up coloured foam, velcro and other crafts in order to make a mascot. Once we got the required materials, cutting and gluing started. Luckily, we already have a green suit (don't ask how). Shapes were cut into terminators, promoters and other parts and stuck them to the suit to create our circuit. Since it is with velcro, the phosphorylation cascade was also constructed and interactive! | |
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