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... growth cycle if growth is determined by optical measurement . For example , stationary bacterial cells are often more transparent than those growing in expo- nential phase . As a result , a growth curve plotted as the logarithm of ...
... growth cycle if growth is determined by optical measurement . For example , stationary bacterial cells are often more transparent than those growing in expo- nential phase . As a result , a growth curve plotted as the logarithm of ...
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... growth is sparse enough not to alter the environment signifi- cantly , sooner or later the bacteria will achieve the same balance and adjustment to this con- stant environment no matter what their state was initially . Once balanced growth ...
... growth is sparse enough not to alter the environment signifi- cantly , sooner or later the bacteria will achieve the same balance and adjustment to this con- stant environment no matter what their state was initially . Once balanced growth ...
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... growth data and compute A and T2 . The values of the coefficient of varia- tion , which are also computed , have turned out to be extremely useful , particularly in detecting gross errors , whether due to copying errors or forgetting to ...
... growth data and compute A and T2 . The values of the coefficient of varia- tion , which are also computed , have turned out to be extremely useful , particularly in detecting gross errors , whether due to copying errors or forgetting to ...
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Light Microscopy R G E MURRAY AND C F ROBINOW | 6 |
NOW | 17 |
Electron Microscopy ROGER M COLE AND TERRY J POPKIN | 34 |
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