Forgot to update, The filter works under daylight but for some strange reason not in the microscope. Maybe because the laser goes through the lense and is filtered too, or because the angle is bad and there is not sufficient illumination.
Will try next week again
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[DIYbio] DIY fluorescence microscope
[DIYbio] Re: Announcing DIYbiosphere -- connecting DIYbio activities worldwide
Am Samstag, 17. März 2018 15:05:24 UTC+1 schrieb Jason Bobe:
With significant growth in activities globally, our /local page has strained to keep up and simply is not a great representation of the the larger community. So we're happy to unveil this alpha system at sphere.diybio.org. You can get involved in shaping it.
Our aim with DIYbiosphere is to make it easier for the community to share structured information about projects and organizations. It's a venue for community members to help raise awareness about opportunities to get involved in various activities and to provide those activities with context across the larger movement.
By adopting Github as the backend platform and using simple markdown-based entries, we hope this approach is a convenient way for members of the community to collaborate on the development of this shared information resource.
We hope you'll check out the site. There you'll find information about:
- community labs
- projects
- incubators
- start-ups
- networks
- events
- local groups
- other (for the misfits)
Is your project or organization represented? If you feel something is missing or incorrect, we invite you to contribute! Social commentator Jenny Reardon has noted that we live in an era in which: "Nothing endures; all is 'in-formation.'"
As such, we'll need many hands to help shape the formation of this community over time!
And while it's a bit recursive, this project does have it's own project page on DIYbiosphere.
Jason
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Re: [DIYbio] diy magnetic plate for DNA purification?
On Tuesday, December 23, 2014 at 11:00:29 AM UTC-5, phillyj wrote:
Yeah, I know of the commercial ones. We got 2, but they're $300 or so.
Pricing the small 0.25 diameter magnets, you can get 100 for $32 from
unitednuclear. I was thinking of placing them on a used pipette tip
rack. That is, unless the magnets the companies use for their stands
are special for magnetic beads? Anyone know?
On Tue, Dec 23, 2014 at 9:51 AM, Dakota Hamill <dko...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've seen them in the lab before, never seen anyone use it. Many companies
> sell them for purification of DNA with magnetic beads.
>
> I messed around with one one day out of curiosity and the magnets were
> falling everywhere, seemed like a pain in the ass to use.
>
> http://www.alpaqua.com/Products/MagnetPlates.aspx
>
> https://www.neb.com/products/s1511-96-well-microtiter- plate-magnetic-separation-rack
>
> On Tue, Dec 23, 2014 at 8:52 AM, Jeswin <phill...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Has anyone considered building an 8-well or 96-well magnetic plate for
>> purification of DNA with magnetic beads? I was looking at the prices
>> of plates and they're pretty expensive. It seems to me that they're
>> just a 96 well stand with neodymium magnets placed in between. A 100
>> neodymium magnets placed between a used pipette rack seems like it
>> could do the same job and cost 10x less.
>>
>> Thoughts? What about the magnets and their strengths?
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