November 9

NOVEMBER 5TH AND 7TH- Labs

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  • NOVEMBER 5TH, 2018
    • OBJECTIVE:
      • Run a spot test with no contamination 
    • PROCEDURE:
      • Tables were cleaned lamps were lit
      • 2mL of lysate was filtered out using a syringe and filter
      • Then a large test tube was filled with:
        • 4mL LB broth 
        • 45 𝝁L CaCl2
        • 5mL 2x TA
      • Then 4.5mL of the 2X TA solution was added to 2 plates, one serving as the control, and the other as the test plate
      • Once the 2X TA solution was added, .5mL of arthro was then poured on to the plate
      • The plate was then swirled 
      • Once the plate solidified, 10 𝝁L of lysate was added to its designated sections
      • 10 minutes was allowed for the lysate to absorb into the plate 
      • the plate was then inverted and placed into the incubator
    • RESULTS: 
      • As seen in figure 20, the control was clear of any contaminants, and on test plate were clear of contaminants
    • CONCLUSION:
        • The results seen show that the parts labeled “LEF” and “EB” were native for phage presence while, the spot labeled “SA” was positive for phage presence
    • NEXT STEPS: 
        • Try to get a webbed plate with new phage
  • NOVEMBER 7TH, 2018
    • OBJECTIVE: 
      • Try to figure out how many 𝝁L  of lysate will get a webbed plate 
    • PROCEDURE:
      • Tables were cleaned lamps were lit 
      • Three test tubes containing .5mL of arthro were obtained 
      • In the three tubes the following amounts of lysate were added: 20 𝝁L, 40 𝝁L, 80 𝝁L
      • In a large test tube the following were mixed 
        • 8mL LB broth
        • 90 𝝁L CaCl2
        • 10mL of 2X TA
      • Then 4.5mL of the 2X TA solution was added into each test tube of lysate and arthro and was mixed together, then poured on to a plate 
      • 4.5mL of the 2X TA solution was added to a plate to serve as the control 
      • 15 minutes was allowed for the plates to solidify 
      • The plates were then inverted and placed in an incubator 
    • RESULTS:
      • The results can be seen in figure 21
    • CONCLUSION: 
      • The results indicate that there are no phage present on any of the plates.
    • NEXT STEPS:
      • PCR will be run on the soil to determine if there is a phage 


Posted November 9, 2018 by laurenfoley_foley1 in category Uncategorized

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