Hi Everyone,
-- I stumbled across the Aqualose project from Imperial College and their protocol for co-culture with G. xylinus used an anerobic strain of E Coli dubbed BL21D3...which I cannot find anywhere. Is the NEB competent cell strain BL21(DE3) the actual strain and they just made a typo or am I missing something. Thanks!
Yale CGSC Strain: http://cgsc.biology.yale.edu/Strain.php?ID=139459
PS Anyone have this strain that are willing to overnight it to NYC?
Much obliged!
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