Sentence examples for medium containing ammonium from inspiring English sources
P. purpurogenum IAM15392 has been found to produce amino derivatives of Monascus pigment homolog, PP-V, in culture with a medium containing ammonium nitrate (Ogihara et al. 2000).
B. subtilis was grown in C minimal medium containing ammonium as basic source of nitrogen [ 32].
We observe that Vibrio alginolyticus grows slightly better in a medium containing ethanolamine as nitrogen source as compared to the medium containing ammonium chloride.
Note that we isolated additional suppressor mutants by pooling M 2 seed and by screening for long roots on 1× Murashige and Skoog (MS) medium containing ammonium.
Once nitrite was realized to be the electron acceptor with ammonium as electron donor, a basal medium containing ammonium, nitrite, bicarbonate, minerals, and trace elements was developed for the enrichment of anammox microorganisms [ 46].
For generation of mRNA and protein expression kinetics after induction of the nitA promoter-driven chimeric reporter gene, transformant NitLuc-A172 was grown synchronously in 10 liter flasks with Volvox medium containing ammonium chloride.
The single sugar medium contained ammonium sulfate 1 g/L, yeast extract 0.5 g/L, potassium dihydrogenphosphate 1 g/L, magnesium sulfate 1 g/L, and glucose 35 g/L or xylose 35 g/L or arabinose 35 g/L.
This subunit is sufficient to produce carbamoyl phosphate provided that the medium contains ammonium [ 40].
The medium contained ammonium (5 30 mM) and nitrite (5 35 mM), as the only electron donor and electron acceptor, respectively, with bicarbonate (10 mM) as the only carbon source.
The in silico minimal medium contains ammonium, sulfate and phosphate as nitrogen, sulfur and phosphor sources, respectively, as well as necessary salts (such as Na and K).
Meselson and Stahl then produced a sample of E coli bacteria containing only \ \ce{^{15}N}\) by growing it in a medium containing only ammonium chloride with \ \ce{^{15}N}\) \((\ce{^{15}NH4Cl})\) for fourteen generations.
