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Revision as of 11:13, 15 October 2018

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LIST OF COMPOSITE PARTS

Device Part Number Usage
PhtpG1-mRFP BBa_K2819118 Stress reporter
NANDA FILL ME BBa_I20270 Promoter MeasKit (J23151)

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EXPERIMENTS

Abs600
  • Wavelength: 600nm
  • Read Speed: Normal
  • Delay: 100 msec

Fluorescence
  • Excitation: 485
  • Emission: 525
  • Optics: Top
  • Gain: 50
  • Light Source: Xenon Flash
  • Lamp Energy: High
  • Read Speed: Normal
  • Delay: 100 msec
  • Read Height: 7 mm

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CONCLUSION


The results from our experiment seem to indicate that normalizing fluorescence measurements to absolute cell count using the Study’s two methods will not be able to reduce lab-to-lab variability because counting colony-forming units do not return the expected cell concentration, i.e. the cell concentration modeled by the silica beads in Method 1. While both methods cannot be used independently to establish a robust fluorescence measurement system, it may be possible that lab-to-lab variability can be reduced if a different method of normalizing to absolute cell count is devised, replacing Method 1, Method 2, or both.




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