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In normal laboratory media, oxygen is primarily responsible for raising the Eh,
and positive Eh values resulting from dissolved oxygen inhibit all anaerobic
bacteria. However, positive Eh values created by the presence of other chemicals
in a ...
In normal laboratory media, oxygen is primarily responsible for raising the Eh,
and positive Eh values resulting from dissolved oxygen inhibit all anaerobic
bacteria. However, positive Eh values created by the presence of other chemicals
in a ...
Page 74
The reducing agents most widely used in anaerobic cultures are listed in Table 6.
... an Eo' low enough to completely reduce resazurin, but only those with an EV
less than —300 mV should be used in media for the most stringent anaerobes.
The reducing agents most widely used in anaerobic cultures are listed in Table 6.
... an Eo' low enough to completely reduce resazurin, but only those with an EV
less than —300 mV should be used in media for the most stringent anaerobes.
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... 425 test for meat digestion by, 418 Anaerobic chambers for stringent
anaerobes, 76-77 Anaerobic jars, 74-75 Anaerobiosis anaerobic chambers for
stringent anaerobes, 76 different levels required by bacteria, 72 measurement of
degree, ...
... 425 test for meat digestion by, 418 Anaerobic chambers for stringent
anaerobes, 76-77 Anaerobic jars, 74-75 Anaerobiosis anaerobic chambers for
stringent anaerobes, 76 different levels required by bacteria, 72 measurement of
degree, ...
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Contents
Electron Microscopy Roger M CoLe anD Terry J Popkin | 34 |
Cell Fractionation CarL A Schnaitman | 52 |
GROWTH RaLph N CostiLow Editor | 65 |
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| Title | Manual of methods for general bacteriology: by Philipp Gerhardt, editor-in-chief ; R.G.E. Murray, editor, I. Morphology ... [et al.]. |
| Author | American Society for Microbiology |
| Editors | Philipp Gerhardt, American Society for Microbiology |
| Edition | illustrated, reprint |
| Publisher | American Society for Microbiology, 1981 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 17 Jul 2008 |
| ISBN | 0914826301, 9780914826309 |
| Length | 524 pages |
| Subjects | › › Science / General Science / Life Sciences / Microbiology |
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