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pseudomonas aeruginosa biofilm formation in lab
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Harini Swaminathan
Feb 7, 2009, 9:40:29 AM2/7/09
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helo frnz,
first of all, i wud lik to thank d moderator of ds grp fr havin a discussion forum on Biofilms.. I am new to this group.. i ve jus subscribed.. i am studyin in chennai.. intrstd to do proj in pseudomonas aeruginosa biofilms.. i ve onl basic knowledge abt wat biofilm is.. so pls help me in carryin out this proj.. i wanted to knw as how p.aeruginosa can be grown as a biofilm in laboratory condition.. is it possible 2 get a large sample by growin d culture under batch conditions instead of growin in continuous tubing reactor as we dont hav that set up facilities in our lab.. if so can u suggest me d expt methods fr biofilm formation & screening.. i wanted to work on biofilm associated proteins, its structural characterisation.. m concentrating in proteomics to study by 2D- PAGE.. pls reply me ur valuable suggestions.. Thank u..
first of all, i wud lik to thank d moderator of ds grp fr havin a discussion forum on Biofilms.. I am new to this group.. i ve jus subscribed.. i am studyin in chennai.. intrstd to do proj in pseudomonas aeruginosa biofilms.. i ve onl basic knowledge abt wat biofilm is.. so pls help me in carryin out this proj.. i wanted to knw as how p.aeruginosa can be grown as a biofilm in laboratory condition.. is it possible 2 get a large sample by growin d culture under batch conditions instead of growin in continuous tubing reactor as we dont hav that set up facilities in our lab.. if so can u suggest me d expt methods fr biofilm formation & screening.. i wanted to work on biofilm associated proteins, its structural characterisation.. m concentrating in proteomics to study by 2D- PAGE.. pls reply me ur valuable suggestions.. Thank u..
Gray, Diane
Feb 9, 2009, 11:49:00 AM2/9/09
to Harini Swaminathan, biof...@magpie.bio.indiana.edu, dia...@biofilm.montana.edu
I recommend you contact the Center for Biofilm Engineering at Montana State University. They have a number of helpful materials and resources to help you get started.
Best regards,
Diane Gray
Diane R. Gray
Research Scientist
Cellular Systems
Life Technologies
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