Hi,
-- Maybe you already know about this paper, but here it goes
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/dgd.12216/full
its a diy electroporator for 50usd.
the problem i see is that they use glass capillaries (yes, you can build a glass puller too T_T), but i think it may work for bacteria with some small modifications
El jueves, 28 de abril de 2016, 22:14:16 (UTC+2), Nathan McCorkle escribió:
> It'd also be simple enough to add measurement of the discharge curve using a
> voltage divider and the built in ADC of an atmega chip.
>
> Add an ESP8266 and you'd be able to connect via wifi+web to download and
> view the conductance measurement and discharge graph for use in your
> scientific article.
ESP8266 has an ADC, so no need for an arduino/atmega, most likely.
--
-Nathan
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