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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... important in non - medical situations such as oil pipelines , fuel lines , river beds , and soil . There is increasing evidence that biofilm growth per se influences microbial physiology . The population dependent production of ...
... important in non - medical situations such as oil pipelines , fuel lines , river beds , and soil . There is increasing evidence that biofilm growth per se influences microbial physiology . The population dependent production of ...
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... . Designers of sensitivity test protocols should pay attention to the properties of the microorganism as they are in situ . PHENOTYPIC FLEXIBILITY An important reason for lack of reproducibility and Microbiological Quality Assurance.
... . Designers of sensitivity test protocols should pay attention to the properties of the microorganism as they are in situ . PHENOTYPIC FLEXIBILITY An important reason for lack of reproducibility and Microbiological Quality Assurance.
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A Guide Towards Relevance and Reproducibility of Inocula M.R.W. Brown. PHENOTYPIC FLEXIBILITY An important reason for ... importance ( Nicas and Hancock , 1980 ) of that target . Thus , variation in the growth environment of a challenge ...
A Guide Towards Relevance and Reproducibility of Inocula M.R.W. Brown. PHENOTYPIC FLEXIBILITY An important reason for ... importance ( Nicas and Hancock , 1980 ) of that target . Thus , variation in the growth environment of a challenge ...
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... important to re - create such conditions when attempting to increase the relevance of an in vitro test . In this respect , it is necessary that appropriate media be designed by controlled variation of each component such that one is ...
... important to re - create such conditions when attempting to increase the relevance of an in vitro test . In this respect , it is necessary that appropriate media be designed by controlled variation of each component such that one is ...
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... important if heterogeneity is to be reduced in the challenge inocula . Choice of appropriately designed liquid media can then determine the most appropriate nutrient depletion of growth for the application involved . This is currently ...
... important if heterogeneity is to be reduced in the challenge inocula . Choice of appropriately designed liquid media can then determine the most appropriate nutrient depletion of growth for the application involved . This is currently ...
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