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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... microbes are extrapolated from behavior in the test tube. Evidence has accumulated (but is as yet hardly acted upon) that growth in standard laboratory media using batch cultures often produces microbes ... Biofilms are often found ...
... microbes are extrapolated from behavior in the test tube. Evidence has accumulated (but is as yet hardly acted upon) that growth in standard laboratory media using batch cultures often produces microbes ... Biofilms are often found ...
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... biofilm growth per se influences microbial physiology. The population dependent production of intercell signals may characteristically occur in biofilm populations. Second, individual vegetative bacteria are able to exhibit remarkable ...
... biofilm growth per se influences microbial physiology. The population dependent production of intercell signals may characteristically occur in biofilm populations. Second, individual vegetative bacteria are able to exhibit remarkable ...
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... Biofilms Solid or Liquid Culture for Conventional Susceptibility Testing Conclusions References Chapter 1.2 ... Bacterial Cell Properties in Going from Exponential Growth to Stationary Phase Maria M. Zambrano and Roberto Kolter.
... Biofilms Solid or Liquid Culture for Conventional Susceptibility Testing Conclusions References Chapter 1.2 ... Bacterial Cell Properties in Going from Exponential Growth to Stationary Phase Maria M. Zambrano and Roberto Kolter.
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... Biofilms Continuous Culture Fermenter Design Modulation of Antimicrobial Susceptibility in Continuous Culture ... Bacterial Endospores Peter Gilbert, Michael R. W. Brown, Ibrahim S.I. Al-Adham, and Norman Hodges Introduction Sporulation ...
... Biofilms Continuous Culture Fermenter Design Modulation of Antimicrobial Susceptibility in Continuous Culture ... Bacterial Endospores Peter Gilbert, Michael R. W. Brown, Ibrahim S.I. Al-Adham, and Norman Hodges Introduction Sporulation ...
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... Bacterial Biofilms Influence of Surface Attachment and Growth upon Microbial Activity Role of the Glycocalyx The Glycocalyx as a Moderator of Drug/Biocide Resistance Attachment-Specific Physiologies Quorum Sensing Transcriptional ...
... Bacterial Biofilms Influence of Surface Attachment and Growth upon Microbial Activity Role of the Glycocalyx The Glycocalyx as a Moderator of Drug/Biocide Resistance Attachment-Specific Physiologies Quorum Sensing Transcriptional ...
Sommario
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Growth Rate and Nutient Deprivation | |
Definition of Phenotype in Batch Culture | |
References | |
Growth to Stationary Phase | |
Population Changes during Starvation | |
Effects | |
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Influence of PostGrowth Procedures on the Properties | |
Washing and Resuspension of Harvested Cells | |
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Reproducibility and Predictivity of Inocula Grown | |
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Factors Causing Test Variability | |
Overview | |
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Practical Considerations | |
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The Influence of Nutrient Environment During Vegetative Growth | |
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In Vitro Models of Biofilms | |
Conclusions | |
Sources of Biological Variation and Lack of Inoculum | |
Preservation by Cooling | |
FreezePreservation in Practice | |
FreezeDrying | |
Lyophilization Damage and Storage Conditions | |
Alternatives to Vacuum FreezeDrying | |
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Inter and Intralaboratory Variability of Test Results | |
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Factors Affecting Biological Indicator Performance | |
QuickResponse Biological Indicators | |
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InVitro Models for Secondary Screening of Antibiotics | |
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