GMU:Diy biolab drivers license SoSe26/Daria Lukianchuk

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Colored Slime mold

Agar agar recipe.jpg

Taking part of the Mother Culture.jpg

Feeding Mother Culture for the future.jpg

Adapter and Memory card.jpg

Feeding Mother Culture for the future (top view).jpg

Food paint description (contains sugar).jpg

Food paint .jpg

Camera stand set-up.jpg

Mother culture in the beginning.jpg

Mother culture started growing.jpg

Preparing for measurement.jpg

Heating agar.jpg

Sterile Petri dishes.jpg

Placing everything in Petri dish.jpg

Filling up Petri dishes with agar.jpg

Mixed agar and water are ready for heating.jpg

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Prepared second try.jpg

]]]]]]]]]]]]

In the second lecture of our 'Diy biolab drivers license' course, students saw live how slime mold transfers nutrients within its body. Firstly the flow goes in one direction, after a while stops and then moves in another direction.

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