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• PCR is not inhibited by the presence of culturable organisms.
• Ha on a Culturable Command Area ( CCA ) of 1.23 Lac.
• Since pytoplasmas are not culturable, a molecular test can be done to confirm its presence.
• "Neisseria polysaccharea " is a Gram-negative diplococcus, catalase positive, culturable bacteria.
• POrk and a culturable seafood item will do well to round out meatn needs and nutrients typical of seafood.
• Many common culturable laboratory strains are deep-frozen to preserve genetically and phenotypically stable, long-term stocks.
• Culturable area in the basin is about, which is 10.4 % of the total cultivable area of the country.
• The SSP aims at irrigating culturable command area ( CCA ) of 16, 770 km 2 with 70 per cent irrigation intensity.
• It may also be found in air by culturable ( Andersen ) samples if a long enough incubation period is provided so that sporulation occurs.
• The samples had trace elements of organics, no DNA was recovered, and extremely low levels of culturable bacteriaThis lead to increased interest in the site as a Mars analogue.
• "Prevotella " species are among the most numerous microbes culturable from the rumen and hind gut of cattle and sheep, where they help the breakdown of protein and carbohydrate foods.
• The little collared fruit bat is one of three species of African fruit bat in which antibodies to Ebola virus have been detected along with viral RNA . No culturable virus has been isolated.
• Many of the drugs in use today were originally uncovered in microbes; recent progress in mining the rich genetic resource of non-culturable microbes has led to the discovery of new genes, enzymes, and natural products.
• While being obligate symbionts in nature, most epichloae are readily culturable in the laboratory on culture media such as potato dextrose agar or a minimal salts broth supplemented with thiamine, sugars or sugar alcohols, and organic nitrogen or ammonium.
• BRCs contain collections of culturable organisms ( e . g . micro-organisms, plant, animal and human cells ), replicable parts of these ( e . g . genomes, plasmids, viruses, cDNAs ), viable but not yet culturable organisms, tissues, as well as databases containing molecular, physiological and structural information relevant to these collections and related bioinformatics ."
• BRCs contain collections of culturable organisms ( e . g . micro-organisms, plant, animal and human cells ), replicable parts of these ( e . g . genomes, plasmids, viruses, cDNAs ), viable but not yet culturable organisms, tissues, as well as databases containing molecular, physiological and structural information relevant to these collections and related bioinformatics ."
• Because of the confirmed and potential adverse health effects associated with indoor bioaerosol, some concentration limits for total number of bioaerosol particles are recommended by different agencies and organizations as follow : 1000 CFUs / m 3 ( National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health ( NIOSH ) ), 1000 CFUs / m 3 ( American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists ( ACGIH ) ) with the culturable count for total bacteria not exceeding 500 CFUs / m 3.