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Borneman, J. AIDS in the Two Berlins. In AIDS Cultural Analysis, Cultural Activism, ed. D. Crimp. Cambridge MIT Press, 1988. 

Rickerts V, Mousset S, Lambrecht E, et al. Comparison of his-topathological analysis, culture, and polymerase chain reaction assays to detect invasive mold infections from biopsy specimens. Clin Infect Dis. 2007 44 1078-1083. 

Fig. 4A,B Detection of Tl and Tr T-DNA in root lines after establishment of cultures in vitro. DNA was extracted from 11 B. vulgaris root lines and 9 N. rustica root lines after establishment of cultures in vitro (line 5 of N. rustica was very slow-growing and did not yield enough DNA for analysis). Cultures were probed with P-labeled i Bam HI 8a fragment from pLJl (Tl T-DNA) ii Bam HI 20 fragment from pLJIII (Tr T-DNA). A B. vulgaris root lines. B N. rustica root lines. All B. vulgaris root lines contained both Tl and Tr T-DNA (a truncated copy of Tr T-DNA was observed in line 9). Of nine N. rustica root lines analyzed, four contained Tl and Tr T-DNA lines 5, 4, 7, and 8), one contained only Tl line 1), and the others (2, 6, 9, and 10) did not contain T-DNA. These latter lines were noticeably slower in growth compared to those lines subsequently found to contain T-DNA...

Por analysis culture discs were homogenized and TCA-soluble and TCA-insoluble fractions (protein) were obtained (l). Composition of TCA-soluble fraction is discussed in 3 1 Alkaloids synthesized by the hyphae during incubation period and excreted to the culture solution were extracted with ethylacetate and further purified by thin-layer chromatography and crystallization. 

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For the western analysis, cultures of AS002(pET-3a) and AS002(pAG9) were prepared and induced with IPTG for 3 h. The cultures were then concentrated 20-fold into 0.5 sonication buffer and sonicated three times for 10 s. The protein concentration in each sample was determined by the Lowry Method. Aliquots containing 50 pg of protein were added to an equal volume of 2x loading buffer and heated at 50 C for 4 min. The samples were electrophoresed in a 15% polyacrylamide acetic-acid urea gel using... 

Erythromycins. Erythromycin A (14, R = OH, R = CH3, R" = H), the most widely used macroHde antibiotic, was the principal product found in culture broths of Streptomjces eTythreus (39), now reclassified as Saccharopoljspora eythraea (40). It contains a highly substituted aglycone, erythronoHde A, (16, R = R = OH) to which desosamine (1, R = OH, R = H) and cladinose (8, R = CH ) are attached (41). The complete stereochemistry of erythromycin A was estabUshed by x-ray analysis of its hydroiodide dihydrate (42) total synthesis of erythromycin A was a landmark achievement (43), a task previously considered hopeless (44). 

Everninornicin D is the principal component from cultures of M.icromonospora carbonacae (10). Its stmcture (5) was elucidated using extensive chemical degradation coupled with spectroscopic analysis and it was the first reported instance of a natural product containing a tertiary nitrosugar. X-ray analyses of both the olgose residue (9) and the nitrosugar (16) have been reported as has a complete mass spectral analysis of everninornicin D (8). 

This is an old, familiar analysis that applies to any continuous culture with a single growth-limiting nutrient that meets the assumptions of perfect mixing and constant volume. The fundamental mass balance equations are used with the Monod equation, which has no time dependency and should be apphed with caution to transient states where there may be a time lag as [L responds to changing S. At steady state, the rates of change become zero, and [L = D. Substituting ... 

Mounting electrodes in a bioreactor is costly, and there is an additional contamination risk for sensitive cell cultures. Some other sensors of prac ticai importance are those for dissolved oxygen and for dissolved carbon dioxide. The analysis of gas exiting from a bioreactor with an infrared unit that detects carbon dioxide or a paramagnetic unit that detects oxygen (after carbon dioxide removal) has been replaced by mass spec trophotometry. Gas chromatographic procedures coupled with a mass spectrophotometer will detect 1 the volatile components. 

B. Cytogenetic analysis in cultured Chinese hamster or human cells... 

This section discusses the company culture that is necessary to support effective data collection and root cause analysis. 

Workforce Support for Data Collection and Incident Analysis Systems Few of the incident investigation and data collection systems reviewed provide any guidelines with regard to how these systems are to be introduced into an organization. Section 6.10 addresses this issue primarily from the perspective of incident reporting systems. However, gaining the support and ownership of the workforce is equally important for root cause analysis systems. Unless the culture and climate in a plant is such that personnel can be frank about the errors that may have contributed to an incident, and the factors which influenced these errors, then it is unlikely that the investigation will be very effective. 

FIGURE 11.4 Two-way analysis of variance. Arrangement of data in rows and columns such that each row of the cell culture plate (shown at the top of the figure) defines a single dose-response curve to the agonist. Also, data is arranged by plate in that each plate defines eight dose-response curves and the total data set is comprised of 32 dose-response curves. The possible effect of location with respect to row on the plate and/or which plate (order of plate analysis) can be tested with the two-way analysis of variance. 

In this chapter, by using the examples of -lactams we have briefly examined how microbial cultures may be used to produce sufficient antibiotics to meet market demands. We have also explained how enzymes (or cells) may be used to biotransform, and thereby diversify, antibiotics. By outlining the history of penicillin production, we explained how analysis and manipulation of culture regimes may be used to enhance the yields of antibiotics (and other secondary products). These studies led to die concept of directed biosynthesis by precursor feeding. 

It is very simple to perform batch fermentation in a small flask with a volume of say 200 ml. Now our target is to use a 2 litre B. Braun fermenter. All accessories are shown in Figure 10.5. The fermentation vessel only, as shown in Figure 10.6, with about 250 ml of media without any accessories but with some silicon tubing attached with a filter for ventilation is autoclaved at a 131 °C for 10 minutes at 15psig.9 After that, the system is handled with special care and all accessories attached. Media is separately sterilised and pumped into the vessel. Inoculum is transferred and the batch experiment is started right after the inoculation of seed culture. An initial sample is withdrawn for analysis. 

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