Примери за използване на A nutrient medium на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Kombucha for their life needs a nutrient medium.
Starch is a nutrient medium for microorganisms whose activity causes the solder resistance to decrease.
To obtain the feedstock,the virus is sown on a nutrient medium.
Biomaterial is placed in a nutrient medium for several days.
His name is due to tea,since it is this liquid that is used as a nutrient medium.
In excellent laboratory conditions and in a nutrient medium, they can remain alive for up to seven days.
For example, sour cream andkefir with lactulose(this is a nutrient medium for normal intestinal microflora), bifidobacteria, calcium.
The antibody is produced in mammalian cell(Chinese Hamster Ovary) suspension culture in a nutrient medium.
They are rich in pectin, natural sorbent and probiotic,which serves as a nutrient medium for the development of normal intestinal microflora.
The researchers added to a nutrient medium on which microorganisms grow, cadmium and the amino acid cysteine contains a sulfur atom.
Milk products andcitrus fruits are also a nutrient medium for fungal flora.
Bacterioscopic research- is a case study of the residues of vital activity of the pathogen andits reaction to seeding in a nutrient medium.
Increase the biological activity in the soil(as a nutrient medium for microorganisms);
Sowing the received material on a nutrient medium- subsequently a colony of microbes grows there, and doctors can easily determine its type;
At the second stage, a solution is introduced,which creates a nutrient medium for spermatozoa.
The fact is that the viruses are grown in a nutrient medium(the culture of cells of chicken embryos), then the solution is cleansed, but there are still traces of eggs in it.
Often such a symptom arises already with the onset of inflammation,because blood is a nutrient medium for pathogenic bacteria.
Propionibacterium chermanii, grown on a four-stage basis on a nutrient medium including: soy flour, wholemeal rye flour, whole grain corn flour and whole wheat flour, wheat fiber, enzymes: a amylase and xylanase.
Getting into the large intestine, it breaks down into two molecules of monosaccharide,which is a nutrient medium for intestinal bacteria.
They are transferred to a special incubator where, in a nutrient medium, they grow and develop for several days under the supervision of doctors.
Getting into the thick part of the intestine, it breaks up into two molecules of a monosaccharide,which is a nutrient medium for intestinal bacteria.
The bacteriologist-laboratory assistant will perform inoculation on a nutrient medium, incubate in a thermostat(a laboratory cabinet that maintains the temperature at the optimum level for microorganisms, usually 37 degrees), make on a glass slide and stain smears from sprouted colonies.
For hot smoked products, shorter periods are allowed because they contain a large amount of liquid,which is a nutrient medium for bacteria.
One of the methods: disks impregnated with an antibiotic are placed on a nutrient medium and observe in which sector growth is noted and in which it stops.
In some situations, doctors not only study the smear with a microscope, butalso place the resulting material in a nutrient medium in a Petri dish.
It is living-- fully-intact brain in a nutrient medium with these electrodes going off to the sides, attached photosensitive sensors to the brain, put it into a cart-- here's the cart, the brain is sitting there in the middle-- and using this brain as the sole processor for this cart, when you turn on a light and shine it at the cart, the cart moves toward the light; when you turn it off, it moves away.
That's why for so long scientists could not find them- they can not be grown on a nutrient medium suitable for the propagation of bacteria.
Alemtuzumab is a monoclonal antibody produced in mammalian cell(Chinese Hamster Ovary)suspension culture in a nutrient medium by recombinant DNA technology.
The resulting material can be immediately dyed andexamined under a microscope or seeded on a nutrient medium, sent to a laboratory to study microflora and determine the sensitivity to antibiotics.