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The ST79 lytic phage was propagated in liquid culture using B. pseudomallei strain P37 as the propagating strain (Yordpratum et al. 2011).

The transformants were propagated in liquid LB cultures and lysed.

Conidia were propagated in liquid medium containing different concentrations of 5-AC for 72 hr essentially as described previously by Tamame et al. [47].

The sample was diluted with LB-kanamycin (1 mL, 100 microgram/mL), agitated for another two hours and spread on LB agar plates supplemented with kanamycin.After several days of incubation at room temperature, transformed, fluorescent colonies were picked and propagated in liquid LB-kanamycin.

In cell suspension cultures, primary metabolism is essential for plant cells to propagate in liquid media.

Superroot culture of L. corniculatus was provided by Dr. Ryo Akashi and was propagated in liquid MS medium.

Three RQ7/pDH10 strains (#5, #6, and #13) and the single Tm/pDH10 strain were propagated in liquid SVO for extraction of plasmid and genomic DNA.

Furthermore, although the dominant patterns of agar clonogenic growth could be identified and correlated with stage of disease, the heterogeneity in both initial clonogenic capacity and "self-renewal" capacity assessed by the ability of primary clones to propagate in liquid culture and reclone in agar was too inconsistent for the assay to be used as a prognostic index for the individual patient.

The acoustic wave, while propagating in the liquid, induces the formation and the subsequent collapse of cavitation bubbles.

A partial rupture of the dry tank walls is possible, with the formation of a rarefaction wave propagating into the liquid phase.

The US wave (20 kHz < f ≤ 1 GHz), while propagating in the liquid, causes a twofold effect: a temporary punctual dilution (result of the loss of pressure), facilitating the formation of cavitation bubbles; as well as liquid's thickening (result of the rise of pressure) that facilitates the bubbles' collapse.