AAS Trial 1 / Standard Operating Procedure
Quantification of Iron in E. coli Cells by Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy PurposeThis protocol describes the use of atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS) to quantify iron in an E. …
Literature review and explanations of my own research, for my own understanding.
Quantification of Iron in E. coli Cells by Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy PurposeThis protocol describes the use of atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS) to quantify iron in an E. …
Model used is YOLOv8n pretrained on colonies1, but optimized for our use. The process is as follows: flowchart TD A["Load image"] --> B["Find Petri dish with …
The reported amount of of iron in WT E. coli is around 10^5 to 10^6 atoms per cell 1. Converting atoms per cell to micrograms per gram of cellsUsing \[ 10^5 \,\text{atoms Fe/cell} …
Since we were having issues with the biofilm formation, as expounded upon in a previous post, Dr. Yep decided to make some revisions to the protocol. This post will be a brief …
Since we’re working under the assumption that we have isogenic mutants with varying intracellular iron concentrations, it would only make sense to verify this assumption by …
This short informal post is long overdue, but I’ll excuse myself since this website wasn’t up and running in June, when I attended the conference—and besides, I’ve been busy with …
In the lab, Kelsey and I have been running into issues with the biofilm assay. Regardless of the incubation period, the E. coli strains that are supposed to form biofilms aren’t …
Dr. Yep noticed how ∆fur stalled earlier than the other strains. It’s not necessarily a problem, but I’d like to understand the cause. The paper should also explain this, so we’ll …
Over the summer, I got my hands on Escherchia coli ∆waaF. The researchers at UT Austin were kind enough to consider a collaboration. This strain overproduces colanic acid, which I …
PrefaceAfter writing a first draft of this page, which came out to a couple thousand words, I decided to break this post up into multiple posts. In this first one, I will explain …