They are unusually easy to propagate in pure culture, and some 40 % of the many " Smittium " species have been established as axenic isolates.
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Most patients from whom microaerophilic streptococci were recovered in pure culture had abscesses ( e . g ., dental, intracranial, pulmonary ), bacteremia, meningitis, or conjunctivitis.
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In 2013 Radio Foyle opted out of the last half-hour of the Nolan show to broadcast Pure Culture as part of the 2013 City of Culture
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Once Fleming made his discovery he grew a pure culture and discovered it was a " Penicillium " mould, now known to be " Penicillium notatum ".
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With the development and application of precise methods of pure culture, it became apparent that different types of bacteria retained constant form and function through successive generations.
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Doesn't the idea of pure cultures, in urgent need of being kept free from alien contamination, lead us inexorably toward apartheid, toward ethnic cleansing, toward the gas chamber?
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In an attempt to refine the process, larger Jiuqu factories have begun to take advantage of laboratory methods utilizing selected pure cultures of each organism as individual starters.
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Chal made from pure cultures of lactobacillus casei, streptococcus thermophilus and species of torula has markedly less not-fat solids and lactose than the milk from which it is made.
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However, pure cultures of common respiratory pathogens in the absence of upper respiratory flora combined with symptoms of respiratory distress provides strong evidence of the infectious agent, and its significance.
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This knowledge has been obtained from experiments with pure cultures and some times with complex microbial communities but the experimental conditions are far from mimicking those ones prevailing in oil reservoirs.
