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- | For the experiment seen above, the PBS was removed before all the cells died. | + | For the experiment seen above, the PBS was removed before all the cells died. The procedure varied depending on how well the bacteria grew in the wells. They were left to grow in the device for an additional night and the measurements were then taken in an 10 minute intervall during the next day. This was done for two reasons, for one the chamber had to be completely dried out before measurements could be taken, otherwise the remaining liquid would condense through the heat of the light and blurr the pictures. The second reason was that, as mentioned before, [[Team:Wageningen_UR/Project/ModelingProj1#Conclusions_for_our_system| modeling]] suggested that, when applying no flow, the oscillations would occur only when starting with a high cell density. |
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