Microbiological Quality Assurance: A Guide Towards Relevance and Reproducibility of InoculaCRC Press, 18 gen 2018 - 317 pagine Microbiological Quality Assurance: A Guide Towards Relevance and Reproducibility of Inocula sheds light on the difficulties of obtaining results in the test tube that will be reproducible and relevant for a wide variety of tests. This book explores the current state of research in this area and troubleshoots the problems that may be encountered in setting up appropriate cultures. The text divides naturally into three sections-growth conditions, post-growth conditions, and applications. This book serves as a valuable resource for clinical microbiologists, pharmacologists, and anyone doing in vitro experiments. |
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... Grown in Association with Surfaces Peter Gilbert , Anne E. Hodgson , and Michael R.W. Brown Introduction Surface Colonization nd Growth Resistance Properties of Bacterial Biofilms Influence of Surface Attachment and Growth upon ...
... Grown in Association with Surfaces Peter Gilbert , Anne E. Hodgson , and Michael R.W. Brown Introduction Surface Colonization nd Growth Resistance Properties of Bacterial Biofilms Influence of Surface Attachment and Growth upon ...
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... Grown in Batch Culture Reproducibility of Logarithmic Phase Inocula Predictivity of Logarithmic Phase Inocula Temperature Carbon Substrate 135 135 136 138 139 140 Nitrogen Source 140 Other Nutrients 140 Reproducibility of Stationary Phase.
... Grown in Batch Culture Reproducibility of Logarithmic Phase Inocula Predictivity of Logarithmic Phase Inocula Temperature Carbon Substrate 135 135 136 138 139 140 Nitrogen Source 140 Other Nutrients 140 Reproducibility of Stationary Phase.
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... Grown in Continuous Culture ...... 142 Reproducibility of Inocula Generated in Continuous Culture 143 Predictivity of Inocula Generated in Continuous Culture 145 Solid versus Liquid Culture 146 Biofilms or Planktonic Inocula 146 ...
... Grown in Continuous Culture ...... 142 Reproducibility of Inocula Generated in Continuous Culture 143 Predictivity of Inocula Generated in Continuous Culture 145 Solid versus Liquid Culture 146 Biofilms or Planktonic Inocula 146 ...
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... grown in vitro may be incomplete as regards all the determinants of virulence , since the genetic basis for virulence may be expressed completely only under the conditions of the test for virulence , namely during growth in vivo ( Smith ...
... grown in vitro may be incomplete as regards all the determinants of virulence , since the genetic basis for virulence may be expressed completely only under the conditions of the test for virulence , namely during growth in vivo ( Smith ...
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... grown cells . Dominance of a trend of increasing sensitivity with increasing growth rate could conceivably reflect this rather than representing an innate property of microorganisms . Screening with slowly grown cells , of an ...
... grown cells . Dominance of a trend of increasing sensitivity with increasing growth rate could conceivably reflect this rather than representing an innate property of microorganisms . Screening with slowly grown cells , of an ...
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Microbiological Quality Assurance: A Guide Towards Relevance and ... Michael R.W. Brown,P. Gilbert Anteprima limitata - 1995 |
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