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+ | 1. Move dried cells into an airtight container. | ||
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+ | 2. Add chloroform, at rate of 2mg dried cells for 1 ml chloroform. | ||
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+ | 3. Incubate and stir the chloroform solution for more than 72 hrs at 20~25℃. | ||
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+ | 4. Filter the chloroform solution. | ||
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+ | 5. Concentrate by evaporation. | ||
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+ | 6. Dropwise the solution in methanol. | ||
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+ | 7. Filter the polymer in methanol, and dry the polymer. | ||
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+ | 8. Add a little chloroform to dissolve the polymer. | ||
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+ | 9. Poured the chloroform solution into a Petri dish. | ||
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+ | 10. Dry at room temperature. |
Revision as of 16:35, 26 October 2012
D Make purified P(3HB) sheets
We made P(3HB) sheets. To make the sheets, we cultured E.coli JM109 in erlenmeyer flasks at 37°C for 72h. Contact angle is an indicator to represent the strength of the water-repellent. The angle shows the physical properties, especially surface tension. When contact angle of sheets is larger than 90°, from Young equation, the sheets would have more strong water-repellent by increasing real surface area. Contact angle of P(3HB) sheets is about 100° from literature data. [Protocol]
Protocol
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1. Move dried cells into an airtight container.
2. Add chloroform, at rate of 2mg dried cells for 1 ml chloroform.
3. Incubate and stir the chloroform solution for more than 72 hrs at 20~25℃.
4. Filter the chloroform solution.
5. Concentrate by evaporation.
6. Dropwise the solution in methanol.
7. Filter the polymer in methanol, and dry the polymer.
8. Add a little chloroform to dissolve the polymer.
9. Poured the chloroform solution into a Petri dish.
10. Dry at room temperature.