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Phage plaque plates

Agar Plate Sizes and Number of Phage Plaques Plated"... [Pg.273]

Replica plating. A technique in which an impression of a culture is taken from a master plate and transferred to a fresh plate. The impression can be of bacterial clones or phage plaques. [Pg.917]

Mutagenicity (revertants/plate) Phage-inducing activity (plaques/plate)... [Pg.531]

With a ball point pen, draw a circle round each plaque to be picked on both sides of the filter. Mark them so that they can be identified, e.g., the phage from plate 2 could be called 2.1, and so on. [Pg.456]

Master plate of X phage plaques on E. coli lawn... [Pg.368]

Master plate of bacteria colonies (or phage plaques)... [Pg.385]

Fig. 3.4 Plaques formed by a phage on a plate seeded viith Bacillus subtilis. [Pg.60]

When a temperate phage is mixed with sensitive indicator bacteria and plated as described above, the reaction at each focus of infection is generally a combination of lytic and lysogenic responses. Some bacteria will be lysed and produce phage, others will survive as lysogenic cells, and the plaque becomes visible as a partial area of clearing in the bacterial lawn. It is possible to pick off cells from the central areas of these plaques and demonstrate that they carry prophage. [Pg.60]

Make serial dilutions of 10°, 10-3, 10-6, and 10"9 of the phage in SM buffer, and spot 5-pL aliquots of each dilution onto the solidified top agar. Tilt and rotate the plate to allow each spot to spread to a diameter of approx 10 mm, and allow the phage suspension to dry into the top agar. Incubate the plate overnight at 37°C. The approximate titer of the library is then be estimated from the number of plaques at each dilution. [Pg.443]

Infect Y1090 with the purified recombinant phage as described in the screening protocol, and plate at a density of about 50-100 PFU. Pick a single, well-isolated plaque with a Pasteur pipet, and remove the agar plug... [Pg.444]

Infect 200 pL E coli TG1 at OD = 02 with 10-pL serial dilutions of helper phage in order to obtain well-separated plaques. Add to 3 mL H-top agar (42°C), and pour onto warm TYE plates. Allow to set, and then incubate overnight. [Pg.482]


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