Sentence examples for beginning of the stationary from inspiring English sources

Cells were grown until the culture reached the beginning of the stationary phase at 30°C and 180 rpm.

Phosphate limitation was achieved after 24 h of cultivation (at the beginning of the stationary phase) resulting in high PHAs production.

The maximum productivity of alcohol dehydrogenases is achieved at the beginning of the stationary phase for Yarrowia lipolytica (48 h) and in the logarithmic phase in Pichia mexicana (12 h).

The maximum bacteriocins produced in the middle or at the end of the exponential growth phase or at the beginning of the stationary phase were reported by other researchers (Guerra and Pastrana 2003; Todorov and Dicks 2004).

Cells were grown at 28°C and at the beginning of the stationary phase a cell pellet was obtained in order to inoculate undiluted bdHSSL with 7.3 × 10−2 g CWW.mL−1 (g cell wet weight. mL−1), approximately 108 CFUs.

The synthesis of trehalose is enhanced at the beginning of the stationary phase and under oxidative, osmotic, and acid stress conditions [59], [60].

Most surprisingly, adding caspase inhibitors at the beginning of the stationary-phase significantly reduces the number of apoptotic promastigotes, as assessed by a decrease in the number of PSPOS forms (Fig. 6E), and of parasites dying at the stationary-phase of the culture (Fig. 6F).

As storage lipids accumulate mostly during the late exponential and stationary growth phases, we analyzed lipid content at the beginning and end of the stationary phase and 37 h thereafter (11 and 48 h of culture, respectively).

The likelihoods of the generations were examined to estimate the beginning of stationary phase and trees after the first 1.25 million generations were used to create a consensus.

Exposure of the bacteria to PK 11195 (10−5 M) at any time of the growth phase (i.e., at the onset of growth, mid-exponential growth phase, or at the beginning of stationary phase) did not alter the growth kinetics.

Friction under stationary contact is known to increase with the logarithm of time as follows: μ(t) = μ 0 + b log(t), where μ 0 is the friction at the beginning of stationary contact, t is holding time, and b is the healing rate (Marone 1998).