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Revision as of 21:18, 17 October 2014
Planning of sub-parts
What exactly do we have to do to make a bandage?
- Try and find several gel materials that could work as a bacteria
- Check for growth in the gel, also with several revival fluids. This could be media, normal water or demi-water.
- Check whether our bacteria can't leave the bandage.
Testing of sub-parts
*Test different kinds of gels (PAA %) for their strength and applicability
*Test if IPM's (Infection Preventing Molecules) diffuse through the gel
*Test if the cells survive and revive after freeze drying
*Test if our bacteria can't leave the gel
