Team:IvyTech SouthBend IN/progress

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</p><p>This week our team had to split up. Two of our members-Kevin and Lyuda- went along with our adviser Professor Twaddle to Posters on the Hill for CCURI (COmmunity College Undergraduate Research Initiative) in Washingtin D.C. While they were away, Karinne worked on subculturing colonies into fresh broth so that we can make sure to have clean cell lines to work with.  
</p><p>This week our team had to split up. Two of our members-Kevin and Lyuda- went along with our adviser Professor Twaddle to Posters on the Hill for CCURI (COmmunity College Undergraduate Research Initiative) in Washingtin D.C. While they were away, Karinne worked on subculturing colonies into fresh broth so that we can make sure to have clean cell lines to work with.  
<p>We also continued our collaboration with Carnegie Melon University. They sent us a kit they prepared and we were happy to test it for them. They kit was a fast, easy and simple to understand procedure that visually extracted the DNA from untoasted wheatgerm.
<p>We also continued our collaboration with Carnegie Melon University. They sent us a kit they prepared and we were happy to test it for them. They kit was a fast, easy and simple to understand procedure that visually extracted the DNA from untoasted wheatgerm.
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</p><p> <a class="zoom" title="" href="http://i.imgur.com/783HGEj.jpg"><img alt="" src="//i.imgur.com/783HGEj.jpg"></a></p><p> Broth cultures of <i> top 10, E. coli C, K1477014, K1477030</i></p>
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</p><p> <a class="" title="" href="http://i.imgur.com/pN1ThJh.jpg"><img alt="" src="//i.imgur.com/pN1ThJh.jpg"></a></p><p> Broth cultures of <i> top 10, E. coli C, K1477014, K1477030</i></p>
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<p><a class="" title="" href="http://i.imgur.com/dL63wCe.jpg"><img alt="" src="//i.imgur.com/dL63wCe.jpg"></a></p><p>400 ul of methyl orange used before step 7</p><p><a class="" title="" href="http://i.imgur.com/ZMsZBW8.jpg"><img alt="" src="//i.imgur.com/ZMsZBW8.jpg"></a>/p
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<p><a class="" title="" href="http://i.imgur.com/dL63wCe.jpg"><img alt="" src="//i.imgur.com/dL63wCe.jpg"></a></p><p>400 ul of methyl orange used before step 7</p>
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<p><a class="" title="" href="http://i.imgur.com/KuIQT8h.jpg"><img alt="" src="//i.imgur.com/KuIQT8h.jpg"></a>Left tube: 50 ul crystal violet dye used before step 7</p><p>
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Right tube: 50 ul crystal violet dye used after step 7</p>
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Revision as of 13:50, 10 October 2014

Week-by-Week Progress

Week of 9-29-14 through 10- 4-14

This week our team had to split up. Two of our members-Kevin and Lyuda- went along with our adviser Professor Twaddle to Posters on the Hill for CCURI (COmmunity College Undergraduate Research Initiative) in Washingtin D.C. While they were away, Karinne worked on subculturing colonies into fresh broth so that we can make sure to have clean cell lines to work with.

We also continued our collaboration with Carnegie Melon University. They sent us a kit they prepared and we were happy to test it for them. They kit was a fast, easy and simple to understand procedure that visually extracted the DNA from untoasted wheatgerm.

Broth cultures of top 10, E. coli C, K1477014, K1477030

400 ul of methyl orange used before step 7

Left tube: 50 ul crystal violet dye used before step 7

Right tube: 50 ul crystal violet dye used after step 7
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