Elimination of non-microbial turbidity in culture media
作者： Jay S. Desai
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关键词: Carboxy methyl cellulose 、 Chromatography 、 Chemistry 、 Chylomicron 、 Turbidity
摘要: In the culturing of micro-organisms, non-microbial turbidity in supernate is prevented by including an adsorbant for components which cause such turbidity; e.g., lipoproteins and/or chylomicrons, with being soluble culture media. The sediments components, and particularly effective media include anticoagulant. Carboxy Methyl Cellulose a adsorbant.
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