Quantification was performed using Image J. Object thresholds were established using DIC images, and particle analysis was performed on all particles exceeding 0.1 µM2 area. Resulting plots show mean pixel intensity in each fluorescent channel for all identified objects.
Visualizing Phage Infection of E. coli
Quantification was performed using Image J. Object thresholds were established using DIC images, and particle analysis was performed on all particles exceeding 0.1 µM2 area. Resulting plots show mean pixel intensity in each fluorescent channel for all identified objects.
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- Adding GFP-labelled T7 phage at 0.1 MOI
- Mean pixel intensity in TRITC and GFP channels for all identified objects
- Overnight cultures of wild type and mucoid E. coli MG1655 carrying plasmid pBAD18Cm::PrprA-mCherry
- Diluting cultures 1/1000 in fresh LB and incubating for 30 min with vigorous shaking (300 RPM) at 37°C
- Incubating the phage free control and phage infected culture in a stationary incubator at 37°C
- Sampling the slides at 15–30 min intervals
- Observing the slides on an inverted fluorescent microscope (Leica DMi8 with LasX Premium software) using a 40x objective (total magnification 400x)
- Performing object thresholding and particle analysis on DIC images using ImageJ
- Phage free control
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