Culturing

Additionally, we see that all garments used in the culturing procedure that were pathogenic were destroyed by fire.

Efficiency of the conventional culturing techniques is low as the process spans more than a month, resulting in a high risk of contamination.

Making cultured foods is a time-honored tradition and culturing cells isn’t all that new, but doing it to produce meat in a large-scale way hasn’t been done yet.

After conducting clinical research on plant-based cell scaffolds and cell culturing, she’s come to the conclusion that clean meat fish products will hit the market within five years, and people will buy them.

The other aspects such as breath-regulation, emotion-culturing, exercising intellect, and self-awareness that make Yoga a holistic approach to health are not widely known, or seldom talked about.

These experiences taught me a lot and contributed to culturing me into the person I am today.

Culturing the wound is not needed if standard follow-up care can be provided after the incision and drainage.

For the culturing method, a sterile swab is rubbed on the infected skin surface.

Initial isolates are slightly curved, whereas they can appear as straight rods upon laboratory culturing.

Therefore, they are trying to improve culturing technique so that keshi pearls do not occur.

They are a byproduct of the culturing process, and hence do not happen without human intervention.