ArticleMethods in ecology and evolution2020
The omnistat: A flexible continuous-culture system for prolonged experimental evolution.
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Abstract
Microbial evolution experiments provide a powerful tool to unravel the molecular basis of adaptive evolution but their outcomes can be difficult to interpret, unless the selective forces that are applied during the experiment are carefully controlled. In this respect, experimental evolution in continuous cultures provides advantages over commonly used sequential batch-culture protocols because continuous cultures allow for more accurate control over the induced selective environment. However, commercial continuous-culture systems are large and expensive, while available DIY continuous-culture systems are not versatile enough to allow for multiple sensors and rigorous stirring.We present a modular continuous-culture system that adopts the commonly used
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