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Dictionary » D » Defined medium Defined mediumDefined medium (Science: cell culture) cell culture medium in which all components are known. In practice this means that the serum (that is normally added to culture medium for animal cells) is replaced by insulin, transferrin and possibly specific growth factors such as platelet-derived growth factor. ![]()
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Results from our forumEC50 depending on cell number?... cells. I find out that I I have a receptor activation EC50 at 1 uM in a medium voume of 50 ul. If I now repeat the same test with 5000 cells per ... at 1uM. Or better always at 1uM. This because the EC50 is ultimately defined by affinity of 1 molecule compound to one receptor molecule. Now ...
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Re: something really confused... fertilizer numbers. We've no idea what's in the media mix -- if it is a defined medium, then in principle the fertilizer numbers could be calculated without doing additional ...
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Life is nonmaterial phenomenon... is the foundational atom of modern biology, the “gene” also remains undefined. Likewise “species” is the foundation of evolutionary biology, but ... computer software is also nonphysical although it requires a physical medium (disk) for storage. Similarly biosoftware also requires a physical ...
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The best medium for the growth of those two microorganismsbacteria: http://www.teknova.com/HALOBACTERIUM-HALOBIUM-DEFINED-MEDIUM-p/h5011.htm fungus: https://mycotopia.net/forums/front-page-news/19812-amanita-cultivation-grape-juice.html
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medium choice confusion... through past papers and came across my nemesis- bacterial growth medium. Heres the question: Q. You have been provided with the following ... azi r Azi r resistant to sodium azide a)What is the simplest defined medium you can use to grow the F- strain LAN100? b) What medium would ...
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