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Page 153
... concentration experienced by the cells . A small inoculum volume transferred to a large volume of fresh medium may result in outward diffusion of vitamins , cofactors , and ions which are required for many intracellular enzyme ...
... concentration experienced by the cells . A small inoculum volume transferred to a large volume of fresh medium may result in outward diffusion of vitamins , cofactors , and ions which are required for many intracellular enzyme ...
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... concentration at constant spe- cific growth rate depends on Dilution rate Substrate concentration for steady - state operation = Unstable population in the continuous culture vessel is constant with time . When a chemostat is oper- ated ...
... concentration at constant spe- cific growth rate depends on Dilution rate Substrate concentration for steady - state operation = Unstable population in the continuous culture vessel is constant with time . When a chemostat is oper- ated ...
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... concentration in the second vessel ( lower limit ) and C1 is the concentration 297 in the first vessel ( upper limit ) , D is the differ- ence in concentrations , v is the fraction of initial volume withdrawn up to the point in question ...
... concentration in the second vessel ( lower limit ) and C1 is the concentration 297 in the first vessel ( upper limit ) , D is the differ- ence in concentrations , v is the fraction of initial volume withdrawn up to the point in question ...
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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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