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=='''<font size=5><font color=crimson>''AMB-1's growth curve'' </font>'''</font>  <font color=gray>When is the Log phase? </font>'''==
 
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<font size=3>We represent AMB-1's growth curve  in terms of overall volume rather than number of cells. It is important to find out '''log phase''' , because log phase is the best time for electroporation. We better keep AMB-1 in "log phase", cause this phase is the index to do electroporation.The success rate will be greatly improved in log phase.Therefore, by keeping AMB-1 in "log phase"(approximately 3~6 days),we can get the best result from electroporation.  
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=='''<font size=5><font color=crimson>"''Magnetotaxis''": Chassis Page</font></font>'''==
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<font size=4>'''Chassis page titled "[http://partsregistry.org/Magnetotaxis Magnetotaxis]" has been created in Parts Registry, please do visit this site for more useful information related to this species and the newly established chassis.'''</font>
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=='''<font size=5><font color=crimson>Growth Curve Of AMB-1 (BBa_K624032)</font></font>'''==
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[[Image:AMB-1growthcurve.PNG|frame|center|'''AMB-1 growth curve with MSGM.''' <br>
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The Horizontal axis is the time of growth (in days) and the Vertical axis is the OD565 (the maximum absorbance of AMB-1). The AMB-1 enters log phase after about 7~10 days.]]
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<font size=3>We measure AMB-1's growth under OD565, which is the best absorption wavelength for AMB-1. For electroporation operation, it is important to find out the log phase, since it’s the best time for electroporation. 
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By keeping AMB-1 in "log phase" (approximately <font color=blue>'''3~6 days'''</font> in Enrich-MSGM, <font color=blue>'''7~10 days'''</font> in MSGM), best results of electroporation are achieved. And after seven days, the bacterium would go into '''stationary phase'''. During the phase, the growth slows as a result of nutrient depletion and accumulation of toxic products. Growth rate and death rate of bacterium is best likely to meet equilibrium in this stage. </font>
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=='''<font size=5><font color=crimson>pYMB Test Result</font></font>'''==
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'''<font size=4><font color=green>International Collaboration Reports</font></font>'''
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One of our collaborators, [https://2011.igem.org/Team:Tsinghua Tsinghua] has experimentally confirmed pYMBG ([http://partsregistry.org/wiki/index.php?title=Part:BBa_K624021 BBa_K624021]) as an effective shuttle vector.
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=='''<font size=5><font color=crimson>"''Microscope Observation'':</font></font>'''==
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<font size=3>This is an observation of magnetotactic bacteria under the stimulation of magnetic fields which come from below the screen. The movement and the motion of the bacteria can be suggested and analyzed for further prediction of the impact of magnetic force toward magnetosome. 
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=='''<font size=5><font color=crimson>"''Naked-eyed Observation'':</font></font>'''==
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<font size=3>This is an naked-eyed observation of magnetic bacteria with different strength of magnetic fields applied. The motion of magnetotactic bacteria is very obvious.
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Contents

"Magnetotaxis": Chassis Page

Chassis page titled "[http://partsregistry.org/Magnetotaxis Magnetotaxis]" has been created in Parts Registry, please do visit this site for more useful information related to this species and the newly established chassis.


Growth Curve Of AMB-1 (BBa_K624032)

AMB-1 growth curve with MSGM.
The Horizontal axis is the time of growth (in days) and the Vertical axis is the OD565 (the maximum absorbance of AMB-1). The AMB-1 enters log phase after about 7~10 days.


We measure AMB-1's growth under OD565, which is the best absorption wavelength for AMB-1. For electroporation operation, it is important to find out the log phase, since it’s the best time for electroporation. By keeping AMB-1 in "log phase" (approximately 3~6 days in Enrich-MSGM, 7~10 days in MSGM), best results of electroporation are achieved. And after seven days, the bacterium would go into stationary phase. During the phase, the growth slows as a result of nutrient depletion and accumulation of toxic products. Growth rate and death rate of bacterium is best likely to meet equilibrium in this stage.


pYMB Test Result

International Collaboration Reports

One of our collaborators, Tsinghua has experimentally confirmed pYMBG ([http://partsregistry.org/wiki/index.php?title=Part:BBa_K624021 BBa_K624021]) as an effective shuttle vector.

Chassis result.jpg

"Microscope Observation:

This is an observation of magnetotactic bacteria under the stimulation of magnetic fields which come from below the screen. The movement and the motion of the bacteria can be suggested and analyzed for further prediction of the impact of magnetic force toward magnetosome.

"Naked-eyed Observation:

This is an naked-eyed observation of magnetic bacteria with different strength of magnetic fields applied. The motion of magnetotactic bacteria is very obvious.