'Growth conditions' presentation slideshows

DSIP Team Rohit Trivedi: Principal Investigator Alain Karma: Co-investigator

Dynamical Selection of Interface Patterns. DSIP Team Rohit Trivedi: Principal Investigator Alain Karma: Co-investigator Richard Grugel: Project Scientist Members of the team: Shan Liu: Research Scientist Luis Fabietti: Visiting Scientist :. Outline of Presentation. Introduction.

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. Environmental Influences and Control of Microbial Growth. Chapter Overview. ? How the environment limits growth ? The microbial response to temperature ? How microbes cope with pressure ? The microbial response to changes in: water activity, salt concentrations, pH, and oxygen

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HAEMOPHILUS BORDETELLA

HAEMOPHILUS BORDETELLA. Haemophilus sp. Organism Reservoir Transmission H. influenzae Normal flora of human Person-to-person, droplets; upper resp. tract sometimes endogenous H. ducreyi Not normal flora; only Person-to-person; sexual present during infection contact

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Bacteria Oxygen Requirements

Bacteria Oxygen Requirements. Bacterial requirements for growth. Source of energy Source of "organic" carbon sugars fatty acids Source of metal ions (e.g. iron) Optimal temperature Optimal pH The need or lack of need for oxygen. Oxygen Both useful and harmful

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Three-Dimensional Internal Source Plant Root Growth Model

Three-Dimensional Internal Source Plant Root Growth Model. Brandy Wiegers University of California, Davis Dr. Angela Cheer Dr. Wendy Silk 2007 RMA World Conference on Natural Resource Modeling June, 2007 Cape Cod, MA. http://faculty.abe.ufl.edu/~chyn/age2062/lect/lect_15/MON.JPG.

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Carbon Nanotubes

Carbon Nanotubes. Introduction Applications Growth Techniques Growth Mechanism Presented by: Shishir Rai. What is a Carbon Nanotube?. CNT is a tubular form of carbon with diameter as small as 1nm. Length: few nm to microns.

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Directions of Smart Agriculture Policy in Korea

Directions of Smart Agriculture Policy in Korea. Contents. Current State of Korean Agriculture. ?. ?. Needs for Smart Agriculture. ?. Details on Progress. ?. Directions of Smart Agriculture Policy. ?. ?. Current State of Korean Agriculture.

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Food staples

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Exploiting the potential for biological reduction in waste and water treatment processes

Exploiting the potential for biological reduction in waste and water treatment processes Paul Flanagan. Supervisors: Dr C Allen, Dr L Kulakov, Professor M Larkin. Industrial mentor: Dr Geoff Wilcox BP. Objectives. Benzoate dioxygenase.

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Overview of Bindley Bioscience Center Protein Production Lab: experimental capabilities.

Overview of Bindley Bioscience Center Protein Production Lab: experimental capabilities. Bindley Biosceince Center, room 222 Phone 496-3102 http://www . ...? is coming Larisa Avramova. Contact. PCR plate. Filtration plate. Deepwell plate. Multiple samples? Repeating assays?

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Genomics

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from Newman & Banfield, Science, 2002

-. from Newman & Banfield, Science, 2002. Types of models for systems biology. From Price & Shmulevich, 2007, Curr Opinion Biotech. Biochemical reaction network. Selected known pathways and generated two-organism model 170 reactions; 147 compounds in stoich matrix

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Parallel Integrated Bioreactor Arrays for Bioprocess Development

Parallel Integrated Bioreactor Arrays for Bioprocess Development. Harry Lee, Paolo Boccazzi, Rajeev Ram, Anthony Sinskey. Outline. Bioprocesses and bioprocess development Alternative approaches and advantages of microfluidics Parallel Integrated Bioreactor Arrays (PIBA)

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Tin Based Absorbers for Infrared Detection, Part 1

Tin Based Absorbers for Infrared Detection, Part 1. Presented By: Justin Markunas. IR Detection Introduction. Applications: Military: night vision, IR target detection Space: weather forecasting, astronomy Industrial: quality control, failure analysis.

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Bacteria Notes

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BIOPOLYMERS

BIOPOLYMERS. WILL THEY REPLACE SYNTHETIC POLYMERS?. 1. The Question. Biopolymers will they replace synthetic polymers? Examples of Biopolymers Source : www.ecoearth.com.au/partnerships.htm. . Biopolymers: The Scenario. Synthetic polymers or plastics are produced from

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The dependence of External quantum efficiency (EQE) on wavelength for conventional emitters

Quasi Equilibrium Crystal Shapes and Kinetic Wulff Plots of Gallium Nitride Grown by Hydride Vapor Phase Epitaxy James S. Speck, University of California-Santa Barbara, DMR 0906805.

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KW103

A. -DFB. +DFB. KW103. KW128. KW133. DA003. DA018. Supplementary figure S1. DFB-dependent bacterial colony morphotypes (A) and pigment formation (B). The growth conditions are the same as in Fig. 1. B. -DFB. +DFB. KW001. KW003. KW122. Supplementary figure S1, continued.

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[0-11]

[0-11]. [011]. Planar InAs Nanowires and InAs / GaSb Nanowire Heterostructures Chen Yang, Purdue University, DMR 0847523.

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