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<li>Select a well-grew colony using a sterile toothpick and inoculate it into 20ml LB medium with no antibiotics, culture at 37°C <li>Select a single colony using a sterile toothpick or pipette tip.</li>

...nsfer each colony to the Eppendorf containing 15 µl water using a sterile toothpick, inoculation loop or autoclaved pipette tip.</li> <li><p>With a sterile toothpick, scratch the surface of the mycelia.</p></li>

<span>(2)Select a well-grew colony using a sterile toothpick and inoculate it into 20ml LB medium with no antibiotics, culture at 37°C <span>(3)Select a single colony using a sterile toothpick or pipette tip.</span></div><div class="zhengwen">

...o inoculate a PCR reaction. Finish streaking the plate using a round-ended toothpick. Properly discard both toothpicks. Repeat until completed for all PCR tubes

Use a sterile toothpick to pick up individual colonies and dip into each reaction tube. As soon as the solution looks cloudy, remove the toothpick. To create a stock of each individual colony

<li> Wooden toothpick </li> ...sius, put 0.5 mL of part A and 0.5 mL part B in a Petri dish, mix with the toothpick). </li>

<li>1 stir rod or toothpick</li> ...hpick or stir rod to swirl in between the alcohol and water layers. Remove toothpick to see DNA!

...PCR:</b> <br>1) Use an autoclave toothpick to pick a colony and place the toothpick tip into a PCR tube at the very bottom. <br>3)Pick the colony with a toothpick and mix it into PCR tubes (Keep Track of what plate and colony you are usin

...n the desired colony. Before briefly submerging and shaking the tip of the toothpick in the PCR Eppendorfcup filled with the mastermix. Before pricking it into

...n the desired colony. Before briefly submerging and shaking the tip of the toothpick in the PCR Eppendorfcup filled with the mastermix. Before pricking it into

...><span class="c1">Under sterile conditions, pick a colony with the sterile toothpick.</span></li> <li class="c0"><span class="c1">Swirl the toothpick in the hemolysis tube containing the medium. Often you can see the colony f

...h a sterile toothpick and put it in a PCR tube with 15uL reagent. Keep the toothpick in reagent about <b>3-5 min</b>.</p>

<p align="center">3.Using a sterile pipette tip or toothpick, select a single colony from your LB agar plate.</p> <p align="center">4.Drop the tip or toothpick into the liquid LB + antibiotic and swirl.</p>

...oked as expected and grew nicely. They were also able to conclude that the toothpick method worked a lot better than the drop method, as the motility was clearl

"A frozen glycerol stock of bacteria is picked with a toothpick and spread on a KB agar plate. Place plates inverted at 28 °C for 2-3 days

...us</i>) was inoculated on the solid PDA and MEA agar plates with a sterile toothpick

<li>add one colony from the plate of your strain with a toothpick/ pipette tip and throw it in the glass.</li><br>

<li>Select a colony using a tip or toothpick.</li>

4. Select colony by using a sterile toothpick or pipet tip, gentilly pick it up

...<li>An alternative way to do this is to use a sterile toothpick to dislodge the pellet and remove it from the tube.</li>