Sentence examples for medium containing acetate from inspiring English sources
The sensor was calibrated with an aerated nutrient medium containing acetate as the BOD source.
The model green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii accumulates significant amounts of triacylglycerols (TAGs) under nitrogen starvation or salt stress in medium containing acetate.
In 2000, sustained hydrogen production was achieved using induced sulphur depletion in a culture medium containing acetate, a carbon source that is used to cause the shift from aerobic to anaerobic state [107].
In this work we describe the results obtained with a chemostat culture inoculated with activated sludge and operated with freshwater-mineral medium containing acetate as electron donor and, initially, nitrate as electron acceptor as described by van den Berg et al. (2015), operated at a dilution rate adequate for growth of both the denitrifying and DNRA bacteria.
In minimal medium containing acetate, the time required was ∼44 h.
Consequently, transfer of photoheterotrophically grown cells to medium containing acetate as substrate resulted in a more oxidized quinone pool than transfer to a medium with sucrose.
Figure 4b shows the ethanol production by ER HAA1-OP and its parent strain in molasses medium containing 0.5% acetate (pH 4.5, which is near the pKa value of acetate).
However, ER HAA1-OP clearly has the ability to produce ethanol in molasses medium containing 0.5% acetate.
Figure 4 Ethanol production of S. cerevisiae ER and ER HAA1-OP in molasses medium (a) and molasses medium containing 0.5% acetate (b).
The maximum ethanol concentrations (approximately 1.0%) were nearly the same in both ER and ER HAA1-OP. Figure 3 Ethanol production, glucose consumption and acetate concentration of S. cerevisiae ER and ER HAA1-OP in YPD medium (a, b and c), and YPD medium containing 0.5% acetate (d, e and f).
The haploid strains (ER-6c, ER-6c HAA1-OP, ER-3a, ER-3a Hand-OP) andiploidid strains (ER and ER HAA1-OP) were spotted onto YPD medium, YPD medium containing 0.5% acetate (pH 4.5) and YPD medium containing 9.0% lactate (pH 2.6), and incubated at 30°C for 1 day, 2 days, and 6 days, respectively.
