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... Alcaligenes xylosoxidans My bacteria test results are these on API 20 E: 0204042 ONPG - ADH - LDC - ODC - CIT + H2S - URE - TDA - IND - VP - GEL - GLU + MAN - INO - SOR - RHA - SAC - MEL + AMY - ARA + Please reply as soon as possible time is running out lol every tip is appreciated.

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yeh the second one is isoleu. not glu the fourth is plant last one is b is pos a is less charg

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... what can i replace the MEM which play the same role? for 50ml of complet medium i use : 43,5 ml of RPMI + 5 ml of FBS + 0,5 ml MEM + 0,5 ml of L-GLU + 0,5 mL of STREP-PENICYLINE. I prepar the complete medium to thaw PBMCs frozen in nitrogen liquid and to do three hours of cell cultur whit PMA ...

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... ionize independently of the beta-amino and alpha-carboxy groups, when the side chains are ionizable, that is, which will include amino acids like Glu, Asp (and to a lesser extent their amides Gln and Asn), His, Tyr, Trp, Lys, and Arg, typically. You can argue about Pro, Cys, Ser, and Thr, which ...

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... sulfurs and tends to disrupt or precipitate proteins. Zinc, on the other hand, ligates preferentially to histidines (His) and carboxylates (Asp or Glu), but only rarely to sulfur (Cys, and disulfide bridges)—there are notable exceptions, but when zinc binds to sulfur, it more often than not is ...

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