Team:Aberdeen Scotland/Parts/Device
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+ | <p>From Fig.1 we can see that the detector can easily distinguish the GFP producing culture from below 1/10 dilutions. Thus we continued on and improved the design by soldering some of the circuit and making it more compact. Then we made more test with the Sender and Receiver bacteria.</p> | ||
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Revision as of 23:00, 17 October 2014
Detector Test Data
The initial concept of the fluorescence detector device had a very rough design. Thus it was built from bits and pieces in order to do a preliminary test and verify its viability.
The preliminary data from the tests showed that the detector was able to differentiate between GFP producing and non-producing bacteria.
Fig.1 Series dilutions to estimate detector sensitivity
From Fig.1 we can see that the detector can easily distinguish the GFP producing culture from below 1/10 dilutions. Thus we continued on and improved the design by soldering some of the circuit and making it more compact. Then we made more test with the Sender and Receiver bacteria.