Exempel på culturing

• 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.

• The method combines mathematical modelling and large-scale in vitro culturing and calculates the difference in mutant frequencies at 2 separate time-points.

• However, all of these studies used only standard culturing methods.

• Carriage is detected by culturing from a nasopharyngeal swab, but the sensitivity of this technique is low and varies between studies.

• Strict laboratory rules concerning culturing temperature, growth period, and of course sterile handling of the strains and cultures were strictly enforced.

• Even though they reported success in culturing porcine pluripotent cells, those cells were not maintained more than three passages possibly due to improper condition.

• Since then, economic constraints on our health services have prevented routine viral culturing for suspected viral meningitis and secondarily prevented monitoring of enteroviral epidemiology.

• These experiments were performed under various conditions, for example, various estrus phases and various interval times of culturing (24-96 h).