Hi ya'll, I have a researcher interested in performing a time course experiment measuring the viability of E.coli. He wishes to sample every two hours for three days (or some such madness) and we were wondering if anyone out there has ever stained bacteria with EMA, fixed them and then measured them at a later time for viability. I know this can be done with mammalian cells but bacteria? Or, are there other kits that would work? Also, if anyone has any other suggestions, we would welcome them. At this point, he plans to use the Baclight kit from Invitrogen and stay up for 3 days. Surely there is a better way? Thanks for any and all advice, Julie Julie Nelson Laboratory Manager Flow Cytometry Facility Center for Tropical and Emerging Global Diseases University of GeorgiaReceived on Tue Jul 18 13:38:00 2006
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