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In the current investigation, the decrease of radiological activity of uraniferous mineral material after biogeochemical mineral dissolution is quantified by gamma spectroscopy and compared to the results from digestion/ICP-MS analysis of the ore materials to determine if gamma spectroscopy is a simple, viable alternative quantification method for heavy nuclides.

The PCM was used for viable cell quantification.

However, 48 h after treatments, C. albicans CFU counts were detected in the viable cell quantification, demonstrating that residual biofilms could recolonize the PMMA surface specimens.

The two-way ANOVA comparisons showed that both study factors "treatments" (CTC, CT5, and CT8) and "evaluation periods" (ICT and RT) affected the viable cell quantification (p < 0.01); but no statistical interactions were detected.

Comparing the results from viable cell quantification and biofilm architecture analysis, we found that treatments with 1 5 and 1 8 dilutions of the citric acid solutions might have a delayed effect on the biofilm cells.

Using Listeria monocytogenes as model organism, viable cell quantification or DNA extraction and quantitative real-time PCR were performed after Matrix-Lysis to determine recovery rates and detection limit (LOD).

Exposure of osteoblasts to the BCM from S. aureus SAMMC-700 significantly reduced cell viability and proliferation as determined by measuring the amount of viable cells and quantification of cellular DNA, respectively.

In conclusion the newly developed method enables a quick and accurate quantification of viable and non-viable cells for Synechocystis.

Beside the quantification of viable and non-viable cells, results indicate that one also can estimate the vitality of cells (e.g. via the course of a batch cultivation or before and after stressing conditions) by combining this method with absorption spectra or chlorophyll concentration measurements.