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... containing the level of oxygen present in air ( 21 % oxygen ) . For example , Campylobacter fetus generally grows best under a 6 % oxygen atmosphere . Also , certain nitrogen - fixing bacteria that have a res- piratory type of ...
... containing the level of oxygen present in air ( 21 % oxygen ) . For example , Campylobacter fetus generally grows best under a 6 % oxygen atmosphere . Also , certain nitrogen - fixing bacteria that have a res- piratory type of ...
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... containing at least 106 cells per ml . Use the same procedure when employing sucrose as the cryoprotective agent . Dispense 0.2 ml of the cell suspension into each vial , and trim the cotton plugs with scissors . Dispense as soon as the ...
... containing at least 106 cells per ml . Use the same procedure when employing sucrose as the cryoprotective agent . Dispense 0.2 ml of the cell suspension into each vial , and trim the cotton plugs with scissors . Dispense as soon as the ...
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... containing R factors ( plasmids determining drug resistance ) have re- cently been developed which further enhance the detection of mutagenicity for several classes of carcinogens . The test is carried out by mixing the bacterial ...
... containing R factors ( plasmids determining drug resistance ) have re- cently been developed which further enhance the detection of mutagenicity for several classes of carcinogens . The test is carried out by mixing the bacterial ...
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Determinative Methods of Light Microscopy R N DOETSCH | 34 |
Cell Fractionation CARL A SCHNAITMAN | 52 |
RALPH N COSTILOW Editor | 63 |
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