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April 9

Andrew Buss prepared 120 mL of LB broth

April 10

Andrew Buss prepared two LB plates without antibiotics, using our LB plate protocol, rev 72.

Andrew Segina inoculated two ampicillin/kanamycin LB plates with E. coli containing Parts A and B from the 3A assembly kit

Andrew Buss inoculated an SOB plate with NEB10 competent E. coli

April 11

Andrew Segina inoculated an SOB plate with NEB10 competent E. coli

The plates previously inoculated with E. coli with parts A and B do not show visible growth

Andrew Segina prepared 1 L of YPD broth without dextrose

April 12

Andrew Buss inspected plates at 8:15 AM. Both NEB10 plates showed visible growth. Neither plate with Part A or B displayed growth.

Andrew Buss prepared four YPD plates from the 1L stock and mixed 4 grams of table sugar before pouring

Andrew Buss inoculated two LB tubes each with E. coli with parts A and B directly from the agar stabs included in the 3A assembly kit. The intention was to diagnose the lack of growth on the A and B plates over two days.

Andrew Buss inspected plates again around 1:00 PM. NEB10 plates showed additional growth, and the plate with Part A contained visible colonies. The plate with Part B did not show growth, however.

Grant Hassinger mixed 100 mL of LB broth and began an autoclave cycle with the media

Vansh Singh inoculated a tube of ampicillin/kanamycin LB broth from the 3A assembly kit with a colony from the Part A plate

Vansh Singh inoculated a tube of ampicillin/kanamycin LB broth from the 3A assembly kit with a colony from the Part B plate

Vansh Singh prepared a tube of ampicillin/kanamycin LB broth from the 3A assembly kit without inoculation. The tube was placed into the refrigerator

Andrew Buss inoculated a tube of LB broth with a colony from the NEB10 plate from April 10

April 13 labeled media

Andrew Segina	LB plate	Part A from kit	Ampicillin, kanamycin
Andrew Segina	LB plate	Part B from kit	Ampicillin, kanamycin
Andrew Buss	SOB plate	NEB 10 from kit
Andrew Segina	SOB plate	NEB 10 from kit
Andrew Buss	LB tube	Part A from kit		Incubating in dry bath
Andrew Buss	LB tube x2	Part A from kit		Incubating in dry bath
Andrew Buss	LB tube x2	Part B from kit		Incubating in dry bath
Vansh Singh	LB tube	Part A from 4/10 plate		Incubating in dry bath
Vansh Singh	LB tube	Part B from 4/10 plate		Incubating in dry bath
Andrew Buss	LB tube	NEB 10 from 4/10 SOB plate		Incubating in dry bath

April 13 available media

Andrew Segina	800 mL YPD	Lacks dextrose
Andrew Buss	4 YPD plates
Andrew Segina	8 LB plates
Andrew Buss	~10mL LB tube	In dry bath for comparison
Andrew Buss	~40mL LB broth
Vansh Singh	~5mL LB broth	Ampicillin, kanamycin
Grant Hassinger	100mL LB broth
Grant Hassinger	100mL LB broth

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 <p>Grant Hassinger mixed 100 mL of LB broth and began an autoclave cycle with the media</p>
 <p>Vansh Singh inoculated a tube of ampicillin/kanamycin LB broth from the 3A assembly kit with a colony from the Part A plate</p>
+<p>Vansh Singh inoculated a tube of ampicillin/kanamycin LB broth from the 3A assembly kit with a colony from the Part B plate</p>
 <p>Vansh Singh prepared a tube of ampicillin/kanamycin LB broth from the 3A assembly kit without inoculation. The tube was placed into the refrigerator</p>
 <p>Andrew Buss inoculated a tube of LB broth with a colony from the NEB10 plate from April 10</p>