This transformed microbiology revealed that the prokaryotic diversity was vastly underestimated with the current classical cultivation-based techniques [ 4, 6, 7, 10, 11].
The Ptk2 cells were cultivated on EM grids in MEM with 10% heat inactivated fetal calf serum (FCS) and antibiotics, with a parallel cultivation on classical plastic support for assessment of culture quality.
Cryptosporidium parvum is not amenable to long-term laboratory cultivation or classical molecular genetic analysis.
Classical Chinese epistemological teachings of cultivation and theories of values both dealt with criteria and methods that evaluate proper attitudes, ways of thinking and feelings (Xu and Huang 2008: 39).
However, the development of new and improved grape cultivars also requires bold action on the part of industry and consumers to promote their acceptance in a market accustomed to traditional cultivation practices and classical varieties of wines.
Classical analytical monitoring methods, based on cultivation and microscopic identification, depend on the growth of the fungi.
Tocqueville saw that, in a democratic society, the classical division between political engagement and the cultivation of private serenity need not be absolute.
Advantages of this animal include a fully-sequenced genome, a short generation time, inexpensive and simple methods for laboratory cultivation, advanced techniques in both classical and molecular genetics, and a compact nervous system composed of only 302 neurons.
The technology of manufacturing VCBCT consists of large-scale cultivation of V. cholerae 569B (biovar classical, serovar Inaba) and M-41 (biovar El Tor, serovar Ogawa) production strains in a liquid medium, followed by inactivation of the cultures by formaldehyde.
The cultivation of an aura is at the heart of the classical music business.
