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Discoloration results from Bernhard Group

The Bernhard group wants to use our membranes to separate pieces of DNA.  During their experiments they noticed that some of their samples caused discoloration over the summer.  Since then, I’ve been helping a new student to the project, Paul

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Discoloration Array 2

This is a repeat of the previous array experiment, but with a higher NaHCO3 concentration (1.85 mg/mL). Also, since these experiments require a lot of samples, I decided to cut chips off of wafer skeletons.  This one was w622.  As

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Pressure Cell Update

This past week I ran multiple experiments using the pressure cell and sep-cons. I used membranes from W684 for the sep-cons since the burst pressure of these memebranes is high (around 3.65-10Psi). I added 100uL BSA to the Sep-Con and

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Discoloration Array 1

Based on last week’s lab meeting, I made a “solution array” to test discoloration.  Specifically, I made 3 solutions of NaHCO3 (0, .23125, .4625, .925 mg/mL) and 3 solutions of NaCl (0.1, 0.5, 1 M).  I placed these non-RTP’ed w648

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Discoloration – New wafers 2

Last week, I looked at discoloration with different wafer numbers (639,670,672,683,685,702,703), pre- and post-rebuild.  This experiment was done in the oven at 37C, in PBS and without RTP.   Based on the starting color, w670 and w672 are the thinnest

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w685 diffusion

I attempted a diffusion study with w685 three days ago. If you were following the comments on the w685 page, you’ll know I had some difficulty pipetting the protein solution into the well. I haven’t had this problem recently, and

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3 vs. 4 bars

I guess there was a mistake in the last permeability plot.  The real data for the 4 bar plot should look like this: Unfortunately that doesn’t look so good anymore.  The third bar though is the one that I originally

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Discoloration presentation

I’ve prepared a few slides of discoloration data for tomorrow.  The images didn’t copy over from the blog very well, but I think they are good enough for a discussion. labmeeting_oct211

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Discoloration – buffers

More discoloration experiments.  No wafers were RTP’ed, and I looked at different wafer numbers.  For each experiment, I looked at discoloration in the oven at 37C and the incubator.  The labelling might be a bit confusing.  For the top right

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Pore Processing Continuation

In my previous post, there still appears to be a discrepency between the calculated pore statistcis and the experimental permeabilities. I explored what I could do with the pore processing to bring the experimental closer to the calculated permeabilities. I

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