Glass-crab

First, you need to autoclave agar and plates (if glass) or buy sterile (if plastic). Second, if you "held the plates in boiling water just before pouring the agar into them", your plates are wet at the moment you pour agar that increases ...

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Thank you for the response and the Kohler info; yes, I am using cover slip; "plastic", not glass; glass is on my short list of supplies needed, along with some of these chemicals you have shared. I don't know why, or how I came about my "water medium", ...

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I received an unknown in Microbiology glass and I just don't know what it is. Smell of broth is Pungent & rotten cheese. Gram Stain = Gram Positive. Arrangement: Strepto maybe staph? idk Shapes:Round ---Coccus. size: small (attached photo) ...

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guys, any suggestions on how to dry a watersampling glass bottle after autoclave, i dont have any drying oven here a the lab.

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... a anti-VEGF aptamer to capture it. My setup has an input where I place in VEGF sample and it wicks up and through a conjugate pad (made of fiber glass) that is saturated in 30 nm gold colloidal particle conjugated to anti-VEGF antibody. These should be moving together, and should bind to an aptamer ...

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