MicroStation System, MicroLog Version 4.2 - DTU Systems Biology ...
MicroStation System, MicroLog Version 4.2 - DTU Systems Biology ...
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Technical Notes<br />
Making inoculating fluid (FF-IF)<br />
Biolog supplies pre-made inoculating fluid, with the following<br />
composition:<br />
• 0.03% Tween 40 (e.g., Sigma P1504)<br />
• 0.25% Gellan Gum (e.g., Phytagel, Sigma P8169)<br />
However, if you wish to prepare your own, using Biolog’s formula.<br />
1. Heat to boiling 1 liter of H2O.<br />
2. Add 2.5 grams Gellan Gum and 0.3 grams Tween 40. Stir.<br />
3. Turn off the heat but continue stirring until all components are<br />
completely dissolved and the solution becomes clear.<br />
4. Dispense the volume appropriate to obtain 16 ml post-autoclaving into<br />
20 x 150 mm tubes.<br />
5. Sterilize by autoclaving at 15 pounds of pressure and 121° C for 30<br />
minutes.<br />
Specialized MicroPlates<br />
Biolog makes a series of additional MicroPlates for special applications.<br />
While there is currently no database for these, you can use them to create<br />
your own database with the software.<br />
Table 9-2 lists these specialized MicroPlates and their uses. Contact<br />
Biolog or your Biolog Distribution Partner for more information.<br />
Specialized MicroPlate Use<br />
SF-N2 and SF-P2 MicroPlates For testing of Sporulating and Filamentous microorganisms (such as<br />
actinomycetes and fungi)<br />
MT2 MicroPlate Contains same nutrient base and color chemistry as GN MicroPlate, but<br />
without carbon sources. Add your own carbon sources to study the<br />
metabolic capabilities of any microbe of your choice.<br />
EcoPlate Contains the same color chemistry as the GN2 plate, but has three sets of 31<br />
the identical carbon sources.<br />
Note: the A1 well is used as the threshold algorithm control. Running<br />
different samples on one plate may affect the positive/negative/borderline<br />
calls.<br />
TABLE 9-2. BIOLOG SPECIALIZED MICROPLATES<br />
Section 9 � Page 6 <strong>MicroStation</strong> <strong>System</strong>/<strong>MicroLog</strong> User Guide Apr 07