Development of a device that generates a temperature gradient in a microtiter plate for microbial culture

Shibai, Atsushi; Kotani, Hazuki; Kawada, Manabu; Yokoi, Naomi; Furusawa, Chikara

doi:10.1016/j.slast.2022.07.004

SLAS Technology

2022

DOI: 10.1016/j.slast.2022.07.004

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Development of a device that generates a temperature gradient in a microtiter plate for microbial culture

Atsushi Shibai¹,

Hazuki Kotani²,

Manabu Kawada³

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Development of specialized devices for microbial experimental evolution

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Furusawa

2024

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Experimental evolution of microbial cells provides valuable information on evolutionary dynamics, such as mutations that contribute to fitness gain under given selection pressures. Although experimental evolution is a promising tool in evolutionary biology and bioengineering, long‐term culture experiments under multiple environmental conditions often impose an excessive workload on researchers. Therefore, the development of automated systems significantly contributes to the advancement of experimental evolutionary research. This review presents several specialized devices designed for experimental evolution studies, such as an automated system for high‐throughput culture experiments, a culture device that generate a temperature gradient, and an automated ultraviolet (UV) irradiation culture device. The ongoing development of such specialized devices is poised to continually expand new frontiers in experimental evolution research.

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Development of specialized devices for microbial experimental evolution

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2024

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Development of a device that generates a temperature gradient in a microtiter plate for microbial culture

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