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| - | <p>See Methods for a detailed description of the protocols we used. Solid Matrix enlists our experiments to find the optimal gel for our and gate. Lightbox describes the setup of the lightbox that was used to irradiate the bacteria at different wavelengths. Cloning I and Cloning II show our unsuccessful attempts to clone our construct. Finally Cloning III + Results display our successful cloning attempts and our procedural method to | + | <p>See Methods for a detailed description of the protocols we used. Solid Matrix enlists our experiments to find the optimal gel for our and gate. Lightbox describes the setup of the lightbox that was used to irradiate the bacteria at different wavelengths. Cloning I and Cloning II show our unsuccessful attempts to clone our construct. Finally Cloning III + Results display our successful cloning attempts and our procedural method to characterize the parts. This last section is also a lot better documented that the other two cloning parts.</p> |
| - | <p>To navigate the labbook more quickly you can hide the different categories by deselecting them above</p> | + | <p><b>To navigate the labbook more quickly you can hide the different categories by deselecting them above.</b></p> |
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Revision as of 23:39, 21 September 2011
Labbook
See Methods for a detailed description of the protocols we used. Solid Matrix enlists our experiments to find the optimal gel for our and gate. Lightbox describes the setup of the lightbox that was used to irradiate the bacteria at different wavelengths. Cloning I and Cloning II show our unsuccessful attempts to clone our construct. Finally Cloning III + Results display our successful cloning attempts and our procedural method to characterize the parts. This last section is also a lot better documented that the other two cloning parts.
To navigate the labbook more quickly you can hide the different categories by deselecting them above.
