Grow yeast cells that produce fluorescent proteins.
This experiment allows you to culture yeast that already contain fluorescent genes, making it easy to observe glowing colonies under blue light while learning the basics of yeast biology.
What You'll Do
• Grow fluorescent yeast colonies
• Observe fluorescence under blue light
• Culture yeast on agar plates
What You'll Learn
• Fluorescent proteins and gene expression
• Yeast biology and culturing methods
• Microbial genetics fundamentals
Perfect For: Brewers, beginner biotechnology experiments.
What’s Included:
Biological Materials
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Fluorescent yeast strain containing GFP, freeze dried
Media & Reagents
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YPD G418 Agar
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Sterile water
Lab Supplies
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Agar preparation bottle
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Blue light
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UV filter
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7 Petri plates
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9 Transfer pipettes
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Test tube for measuring 50 mL
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5 Sterile Inoculation loops
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10 Nitrile gloves
Documentation
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Yeast culturing protocol
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Guide to fluorescent proteins
This yeast and plasmid are being released through a Creative Commons Non-Commercial License we encourage you to share it. For commercial use we ask that you contact us for a license at case@the-odin.com.