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Division phase

Sampling Golden delicious apples were sampled in intervals of three weeks over a hole season. Sampling started at the so-called June-drop , which corresponds to the end of the cell division phase (= week 0). After harvest (week 14), the mature apples were stored over a period of 20 weeks at 4°C and 95% relative humidity. [Pg.652]

Alkaloids can be produced in batch suspension cultures, semi-continuous and continuous cultures. Batch suspension cultures multiply the cells in a liquid medium using a closed system in which only gases are changed. Generally, this method contains the following phases (1) inoculation of cells into the medium, (2) a lag phase in which cells grow slowly, (3) a rapid division phase, and (4) slower division. The duration of Phase 2 is from 0 to 9 days and of Phase 3 is 9 days and replaced by a new medium. In this way, cell growth is continuous, despite cells from different mediums. In continuous cultures, a fresh medium is continuously added. Two open systems are... [Pg.385]

Figure 1 shows time courses of changes in photosynthetic C0 -fix-ation and the carboxylase activity of RuBisCO of Euglena cells(6 during the cell cycle in synchronized cultures. The carboxylase activity of RuBisCO extracted from those synchronized cells increased nearly double during the growth phase and decreased during the division phase(Fig. 1, middle). The photosynthetic C02 fixation of cells, measured at the same... [Pg.2286]

Thermosetting polyester and vinylester resins are produced by AOC (a joint venture of Owens Corning and Alpha Corporation resin businesses) ( Vipel ), Ashland Chemical/ Composite Polymer Division ( Phase Epsilon, SMC-LITE ), DSM Composite Resins ( Atlac ), Dow Chemical ( Derakane ), and Interplastics ( CoREZYN ). [Pg.599]

The SSR replication process has two main phases—the cloning phase (illustrated in figure 9.2) and the division phase (illustrated in figure 9.3). [Pg.171]

Provide specific processes to clean the SSR interior fabrication and transport spaces such that fabrication and assembly of the cloned parts is not affected and the SSR maintains the proper structure during the cloning and division phases. [Pg.177]

The enclosure growth function is responsible for managing the construction, growth, and shape change of the SSR enclosure as well as the coordinated addition of input and output gateways on the enclosure during the cloning and division phases of the SSR... [Pg.181]

The SSR should have the ability to deploy software on newly constructed machines and network nodes, and to bring up the network and verify it as part of starting up the daughter SSR system (including its underlying communication network) as a preparatory step in the SSR division phase. [Pg.196]

The SSR s information closure is the requirement that the information contained in the SSR is sufficient to drive its successful replication without any additional external information. Completing the hardware and software requirements further extends the information closure requirement by demanding that the computing hardware and software present in the SSR together with the information resident in the SSR are sufficient to drive, control, and successfully complete the cloning and division phases of SSR replication. The SSR s hardware and software must provide full automation of the control, fabrication, assemblage, and the handling of special situations like error detection, error repair, and recovery after error. [Pg.199]

Hader et al. (1996) also reported a cytotoxic effect of the PAHs in V79 cells synchronized in a same cell division phase. After the treatment, 50% of the analyzed cells were in the G2/M phase. This high percentage in this division phase can be associated with an inhibition of the progress of the mitotic activity of these cells. [Pg.369]


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