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== Info ==
 
== Info ==
  
Also known as Hestrin–Schramm medium. Used for growing [[Gluconacetobacter hansenii]].
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Also known as Hestrin–Schramm medium. Used for growing ''[[Gluconacetobacter hansenii]]''.
  
 
== Protocol ==
 
== Protocol ==
  
# Using a balance weigh out the following and transfer to a 1 litre screwcap bottle:
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# Using a balance weigh out the following and transfer to a '''1 litre''' screwcap bottle:
#* 20g D-glucose
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#* '''20g D-glucose'''
#* 5g peptone
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#* '''5g peptone'''
#* 5g yeast extract
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#* '''5g yeast extract'''
#* 1.15g citrate
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#* '''1.15g citrate'''
#* 2.7g disodium phosphate
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#* '''2.7g disodium phosphate'''
 
#* (15g agar if making solid medium for plates)
 
#* (15g agar if making solid medium for plates)
 
# Half fill the bottle with water
 
# Half fill the bottle with water
 
# Mix until all the additives are dissolved
 
# Mix until all the additives are dissolved
# Adjust pH to 6.0 using the pH meter and adding drops of HCl
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# Adjust to '''pH 6.0''' using the pH meter and adding drops of NaOH
 
# Make up to 1 litre with water
 
# Make up to 1 litre with water
 
# Autoclave
 
# Autoclave
  
 
== Notes ==
 
== Notes ==
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1.15g citrate can be replaced with 25ml of lemon juice.
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Latest revision as of 20:11, 14 October 2014

Info

Also known as Hestrin–Schramm medium. Used for growing Gluconacetobacter hansenii.

Protocol

  1. Using a balance weigh out the following and transfer to a 1 litre screwcap bottle:
    • 20g D-glucose
    • 5g peptone
    • 5g yeast extract
    • 1.15g citrate
    • 2.7g disodium phosphate
    • (15g agar if making solid medium for plates)
  2. Half fill the bottle with water
  3. Mix until all the additives are dissolved
  4. Adjust to pH 6.0 using the pH meter and adding drops of NaOH
  5. Make up to 1 litre with water
  6. Autoclave

Notes

1.15g citrate can be replaced with 25ml of lemon juice.