Team:Imperial College London/Protocols Chemotaxis

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<p>-grow GFP+ E coli to exponential phase<br>
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-spin down bacteria (5000rpm for 10min) and take off LB media<br>
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-wash twice with wash buffer (5mM MES)<br>
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-resuspend in wash buffer so that the bacteria are at OD 30<br>
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-put 10 Arabidopsis seedlings into 100ml of growth media each<br>
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-add bacteria to plant growth media, add the same amount of wash buffer to the negative control<br>
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<p><b>Some notes</b><br>
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- Some departments have very strong restrictions on bringing bacteria into dedicated plant growing areas<br>
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- After talking to our health and safety officers, we decided to do all preparation and disposal of bacterial cultures as well as addition of the bacteria to plant media in biosafety hoods in dedicated level 1 or 2 laboratories so that there was no danger of dispersing the bacteria around the plant rooms.</p>
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Revision as of 18:19, 16 September 2011




Protocols

This page lists all the protocols used in our project. We have classified them into five main categories as follow.




Phyto-Route

Tryptone Broth


PBS


Motility Medium


Preparation


Agar Plugin


Semi-solid Agar


Capillary Assay


Plant uptake


-grow GFP+ E coli to exponential phase
-spin down bacteria (5000rpm for 10min) and take off LB media
-wash twice with wash buffer (5mM MES)
-resuspend in wash buffer so that the bacteria are at OD 30
-put 10 Arabidopsis seedlings into 100ml of growth media each
-add bacteria to plant growth media, add the same amount of wash buffer to the negative control
-image after 12h and 24h

Some notes
- Some departments have very strong restrictions on bringing bacteria into dedicated plant growing areas
- After talking to our health and safety officers, we decided to do all preparation and disposal of bacterial cultures as well as addition of the bacteria to plant media in biosafety hoods in dedicated level 1 or 2 laboratories so that there was no danger of dispersing the bacteria around the plant rooms.