Sentence examples for small-scale culture from inspiring English sources

The use of these systems allow to synthetize up to 28 mg/l of naringenin in small-scale culture.

This set-up is widely used in the early stages of small-scale culture, but not in relatively large-scale bioreactors.

Our device might aid in the scale-up of small-scale culture to bioreactors, as well as in the screening of culture-dependence of microorganisms, identification of useful metabolites, and screening for new microbes.

A small-scale culture was prepared by inoculating a single colony of S. cerevisiae into a medium containing 20 g L−1 glucose, 20 g L−1 peptone, and 10 g L−1 yeast extract.

Small-scale culture tests and leukapheresis were performed prior to chemotherapy; PBMCs and plasma were cryopreserved and stored before use.

However, the number of harvested V γ9V δ2 T cells from the first large-scale culture was less than expected in patients 2305 and 2334, even though the number of cryopreserved PBMCs used was predetermined by the small-scale culture test.

Sambrook, J. and Russell, D. W. Isolation of BAC DNA from small-scale cultures.

We successfully transduced Fabry patient CD34+ hematopoietic cells with "near-clinical grade" LV/AGA in small-scale cultures and then validated a clinically directed scale-up transduction process in a GMP-compliant cell processing facility.

Though some mutations clearly dampened protein expression, deletion of amino acids 57 70, corresponding to the predicted 3rd alpha helix of α-mating factor secretion signal, increased secretion of reporter proteins horseradish peroxidase and lipase at least 50% in small-scale cultures.

However, at present, only small-scale culturing of a limited number of species is possible (Castellanos-Martínez and Gestal 2013).

These small-scale cultures were compared for levels of expression of the GST fusion protein by anti-GST Western blot.