30 October 2023 0 1K Report

The process of transforming cyanobacteria requires using plating liquid cultures and picking out colonies. However, when I do this, the cyanobacteria just form a uniform mat on top of the agar instead of producing discrete colonies that can be picked out. Any suggestions? I am thinking of trying to pellet the cells to remove as much of the liquid as possible to avoid having a liquid layer atop of the gel.

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