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I have been not able to make inverted pictures quickly. I will spend some time this morning to figure out how to do it properly so I can henceforth do it quickly. If that would please the Royalty...
Results
My gel making beaker had cracks all in it so I had to come up with a new mechanism. This new technique was not very good and I got bubbles all in my gel. I tried my best to remove them or at least push them to the side. Keep this in mind in case it looks like the gel from yesterday.
Drum role please...
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Another failure. It's ok. I'm going to Osley's tonight and will do a divalent cation gradient (from 1.5mM to 4mM I suppose) and will get to use a good PCR machine. I'll do some planning (I realized the other day that preplanning is kinda redundant) this afternoon. Then I will spend the rest of my day tethering. Hope all goes well.
BTW, the above picture was super easy to do in Photoshop. It was literally 2 steps to get to the inverted image and a little bit of finagling to do the side-by-side. I'll look into scripts tomorrow to have this done automatically from now on, or maybe a LabView program? I don't know. But I want to do it myself with only input from Koch and no doing from anyone but me. Could be a fun little project.