Guest xelsslk Posted December 29, 2004 Posted December 29, 2004 Could anyone suggest a substrate that is easily available for me to bind E. coli cells onto 96 well plates. I am using a recombinant protein from Bacteriophage Lambda to detect E. coli. Thanks alot for any help given.
ecoli Posted December 29, 2004 Posted December 29, 2004 E. coli have a natural affinity for plastic. Shouldn't they attach themselves to the plates, without any other substrate?
Gilded Posted December 29, 2004 Posted December 29, 2004 "E. coli have a natural affinity for plastic. Shouldn't they attach themselves to the plates, without any other substrate?" Let's not jump into rash conclusions here. For example, Michael Jackson seems to have a natural affinity for plastic too, yet he doesn't keep a plastic plate on his face (although I think he should).
Guest xelsslk Posted January 2, 2005 Posted January 2, 2005 Hi there e. coli. I would really be very interested about the protocol. Would you mind passing me a simple one, maybe just right up here, on how to immobilize the cells, say from a cultured broth onto the 96 well plate? Thanks alot for your help.
ecoli Posted January 5, 2005 Posted January 5, 2005 I not sure that it would work after all. I was doing tissue cultures...that changes everything, doesn't it?
OnlySinan Posted January 20, 2005 Posted January 20, 2005 "E. coli have a natural affinity for plastic. Shouldn't they attach themselves to the plates' date=' without any other substrate?" Let's not jump into rash conclusions here. For example, Michael Jackson seems to have a natural affinity for plastic too, yet he doesn't keep a plastic plate on his face (although I think he should).[/quote'] HAHAH damn man, this is funny.
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