Team:UC Davis/Notebook Electrochemistry/Week 1

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Made Parts List
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Organized based on Protocols for three different methods of surface treatment/mediator fixation and two different sources for screen printed carbon Electrodes
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Pine Instruments based in Pennsylvania and Dropsens based in Spain both make carbon electrodes and associated devices for their use. Assembled necessary parts to go through with the project from each manufacturer.
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Surface Treatment Methods: Poly(Neutral Red), poly(Meldola’s Blue), and covalently linked Azure A all act as mediators for the oxidation of NADH at the screen printed carbon electrode. Chemicals for each protocol added to parts list.
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Met with Dr. Selena Wang, Olive Oil Expert
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Discussed Olive Oil regulatory meeting on July 15th
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Compound list update
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Differences and varying health benefits of rancid vs. Fresh oil: Antioxidants gone from rancid, but monounsaturated fats not all together lost
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Discussed the possibility of putting on two fundraisers / awareness events. The first would be a farmer’s market booth to raise awareness. The second would be a private fundraiser to which olive oil industry reps would be invited, members of the UCD faculty / administration, plus other industry reps. big $$.
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<li>Researcher Dropsens and Pine Instruments, two different screen printed electrode manufacturers, contacted representatives for each with with inquiries and sponsorship possibilities.
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Revision as of 21:40, 8 October 2014

UC Davis iGEM 2014

Protein Engineering

Protein Engineering

Electrochemistry

Electrochemistry

Potentiostat Design

Potentiostat Design
June 16-200
June 23-271
June 30-July 42
July 7-113
July 14-184
July 21-255
July 28-August 16
August 4-87
August 11-158
August 18-239
August 25-3010
September 1-711
September 8-1412
September 15-2113
September 22-2814
September 29-October 515
October 6-1216
October 13-1917
October 20-2618
October 27-1919

Week 2

  • Made Parts List
    • Organized based on Protocols for three different methods of surface treatment/mediator fixation and two different sources for screen printed carbon Electrodes
    • Pine Instruments based in Pennsylvania and Dropsens based in Spain both make carbon electrodes and associated devices for their use. Assembled necessary parts to go through with the project from each manufacturer.
    • Surface Treatment Methods: Poly(Neutral Red), poly(Meldola’s Blue), and covalently linked Azure A all act as mediators for the oxidation of NADH at the screen printed carbon electrode. Chemicals for each protocol added to parts list.
  • Met with Dr. Selena Wang, Olive Oil Expert
    • Discussed Olive Oil regulatory meeting on July 15th
    • Compound list update
    • Differences and varying health benefits of rancid vs. Fresh oil: Antioxidants gone from rancid, but monounsaturated fats not all together lost
    • Discussed the possibility of putting on two fundraisers / awareness events. The first would be a farmer’s market booth to raise awareness. The second would be a private fundraiser to which olive oil industry reps would be invited, members of the UCD faculty / administration, plus other industry reps. big $$.
  • Researcher Dropsens and Pine Instruments, two different screen printed electrode manufacturers, contacted representatives for each with with inquiries and sponsorship possibilities.

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