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... method of cell breakage is the most important decision to be made in designing a cell fractionation scheme . The following questions must be kept in mind when choosing a breakage method : 1. Is the breakage method appropriate to the ...
... method of cell breakage is the most important decision to be made in designing a cell fractionation scheme . The following questions must be kept in mind when choosing a breakage method : 1. Is the breakage method appropriate to the ...
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... Method 1. Inoculate a nutrient agar slant ( see 20.3.25 ) or other medium lacking blood . After incubation , trickle 1 ml of 3 % hydrogen peroxide down the slant . Examine immediately and after 5 min for the evolution of bubbles , which ...
... Method 1. Inoculate a nutrient agar slant ( see 20.3.25 ) or other medium lacking blood . After incubation , trickle 1 ml of 3 % hydrogen peroxide down the slant . Examine immediately and after 5 min for the evolution of bubbles , which ...
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... Method 2. This method is more sensitive than Method 1. Cut filter paper into strips 5 by 20 mm , and soak them in a solution of 5 % lead acetate . Sterilize the strips in cotton - stoppered test tubes and dry in a drying oven ...
... Method 2. This method is more sensitive than Method 1. Cut filter paper into strips 5 by 20 mm , and soak them in a solution of 5 % lead acetate . Sterilize the strips in cotton - stoppered test tubes and dry in a drying oven ...
Contents
Determinative Methods of Light Microscopy R N DOETSCH | 34 |
Cell Fractionation CARL A SCHNAITMAN | 52 |
RALPH N COSTILOW Editor | 63 |
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