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| Dear All I am looking for a method for removing bacteria that may have adhered externally to C. Elegans, but will not remove ingested bacteria that may have established an infection in the worm. I have tried washing worms with antibiotics for differing lengths of time, but the worms appear to ingest this and the internal bacteria are also destroyed. I also tried washing them in chlorinated tap water, and separately, a rinse in ph 4. The last was maybe the most effective, but still doesn't remove all external bacteria. I plan to test the efficacy of external removal of bacteria using confocal microcopy. If anyone has any established methods for external removal of bacteria I would be very interested to hear from them. Any further ideas will be much appreciated. Best, Sarah |
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