Sentence examples for preparing a culture from inspiring English sources

The manufacturing process was initiated by preparing a culture medium containing glucose, lactose, galactose, sucrose, mannose, and yeast extract.

The cultivation protocol consists of preparing a spawn culture that is mixed with nutrient-poor soil.

Cultures for tolerance testing were prepared by first preparing a pre-culture, where we inoculated 5 ml of LB containing antibiotics and arabinose (as required) with 50 µL of the overnight culture.

Purity of the cultures was confirmed by preparing a lawn of culture on trypticase soy agar base plates with 5% defibrinated ovine blood (Becton, Dickinson and Company) and streaking a "nurse" or feeder streak of Staphylococcus aureus as a source of β-NAD across a lawn of the H. parasuis isolate to be tested.

In order to prepare a fresh culture and activate the bacteria, Agar Muller Hinton culture medium (34 g/L) was employed.

Preparing a saturated pre-culture in LB broth followed by dilution into 7H9 also resulted in no growth.

In this way, results achieved confirmed the feasibility of conducting the process of succinic acid production on the culture medium not containing yeast extract or peptones, which enables significant reduction of costs of preparing such a culture medium and bring the described process of succinic acid production by Enterobacter sp. LU1 closer to the economic profitability.

He prepared a pure culture of the mould in order to investigate its nature and action more carefully.

Labor is preparing a fresh attack on the culture inside Australia's banks after the country's biggest bank unveiled another multibillion-dollar record profit.

Electrocompetent cells were prepared from a culture growing in log phase, mixed with 10 µg of linearized DNA and electroporated under the conditions described in the Pichia Expression Kit Instruction Manual (Invitrogen).

The microorganism was obtained from the DSMZ (Deutsche Sammlung von Mikroorganismen und Zellkulturen GmbH, Braunschweig, Germany) and stored as glycerol stocks, prepared from a culture in Lysogeny Broth (Bertani 1951) from the exponential growth phase, at −80°C.