0 present participle of culture
1 to breed and keep particular living things in order to get the substances they produce
These problems are avoided by mass culturing in tissue culture.
The low rate of culturing success and long culturing times required discourages the use of large volume culturing techniques for these communities.
These on culturing and microscopical examination revealed bacterial infections.
Susceptible individuals are easier to identify, because they are consistently negative in bacteriological culturing and serology during the experimental period.
Such patterns may lead to the potential of recognizing, for instance, pathogenic communities without the need for culturing the organisms responsible for any given disease.
Some of the epidemiological investigations did not succeed in obtaining a food sample for bacteriological culturing, and in recovering the germ from the food.
Effects of culturing on the population structure of a hyperthermophilic virus.
Several hundred bacterial isolates were recovered from the ice using traditional culturing techniques.
