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| - | == | + | == Results == |
| - | We measured the amount of | + | We measured the amount of H<sub>2</sub> produced by ''E.coli'' transformed with either “pLac-RBS-fhlA-d.term”(''fhlA'') or “pLac-RBS-fhlA(E363G)-d.term”(''fhlA'' (E363G)) by the method written in the page [[Team:UT-Tokyo/LabWork/AssayMethods|AssayMethods]]. <br /> |
| + | In this page, we describe the data. | ||
| - | + | The result is the following (Fig.1)<br /> | |
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| - | Fig.1: | + | Fig.1:H<sub>2</sub>production in liquid LB medium containing the labeled glucose concentration.<br /> |
| - | The vertical axis expresses v/v% of | + | The vertical axis expresses v/v% of H<sub>2</sub> in the gaseous phase after we cultivate each ''E.coli'' for 8 hours in a container with 1mL each of LB medium and the gaseous phase .The horizontal axis shows the kinds of ''E.coli'' and the concentrations of glucose in each medium(“LB+x%” means the glucose w/v concentrations of liquid LB medium is x% more than the usual medium.<br /> |
The results shown by the Fig.1 is statistically sufficient to conclude the followings.<br /> | The results shown by the Fig.1 is statistically sufficient to conclude the followings.<br /> | ||
| - | *The amount of | + | *The amount of H<sub>2</sub> production is ''fhlA'' > ''fhlA'' (E363G) > wild type in these conditions. |
| - | *There is a positive correlation between the amount of | + | *There is a positive correlation between the amount of H<sub>2</sub> produced by ''fhlA'' and the glucose concentration in the liquid LB. |
The detailed interpretations of this result are done in the [[Team:UT-Tokyo/Project/H2_E.coli/Discussion|Discussion]]. | The detailed interpretations of this result are done in the [[Team:UT-Tokyo/Project/H2_E.coli/Discussion|Discussion]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:43, 27 September 2012
H2 E.coli: Results
Here our experimental results are given.
Results
We measured the amount of H2 produced by E.coli transformed with either “pLac-RBS-fhlA-d.term”(fhlA) or “pLac-RBS-fhlA(E363G)-d.term”(fhlA (E363G)) by the method written in the page AssayMethods.
In this page, we describe the data.
The result is the following (Fig.1)
Fig.1:H2production in liquid LB medium containing the labeled glucose concentration.
The vertical axis expresses v/v% of H2 in the gaseous phase after we cultivate each E.coli for 8 hours in a container with 1mL each of LB medium and the gaseous phase .The horizontal axis shows the kinds of E.coli and the concentrations of glucose in each medium(“LB+x%” means the glucose w/v concentrations of liquid LB medium is x% more than the usual medium.
The results shown by the Fig.1 is statistically sufficient to conclude the followings.
- The amount of H2 production is fhlA > fhlA (E363G) > wild type in these conditions.
- There is a positive correlation between the amount of H2 produced by fhlA and the glucose concentration in the liquid LB.
The detailed interpretations of this result are done in the Discussion.
