Plaques

... [magama convection cells of course] and cover with liquid (as thick as possible) [magma] put floating pieces of styrofoam on the surface [the plaques] of the liquid and look at the plaques collide, slide or whatever will happen. Good luck with that though...

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Hey all, I just performed a primary screen of a genomic library. My films look spotty, but not in the same mottled way as the plated phage plaques, more random. I did duplicate lifts, and while both films are spotty to the same degree, few (if any) of the spots overlap. Going back to the procedure, ...

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What are the plaques? Where are they suppose to come from? So if you have zero what does it say about your phage culture? What is the difference between Hard and soft agar? I don't know your protocol, but try to think what would ...

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My lab experiment resulted in no plaques on my plate. What does this mean. My teacher said that it is a negative result but what does that mean??? Also....a question reads " why was it important to use a hard agar with a soft agar overlay ...

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... infection in my face, as does my sis. I have lesions, some tiny and chronic, and some that come and go. Some look like tiny pimples, some like plaques/brown age spots, some just tiny raised areas. We both have have moving things emerge from our nares (mostly clear ?larval forms and occasional ...

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