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Stage Micrometer, supplied by Nikon, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 99/100, based on 59633 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Microscopy:Article Title: Morphology and physiology of the dimorphic fungus Mucor circinelloides (syn. M. racemosus) during anaerobic growth. Article Snippet: The dimorphic Mucor circinelloides requires an anaerobic atmosphere and the presence of 30% CO2 to grow as a multipolar budding yeast, otherwise hyphal growth predominates.. Establishing other means to control the morphology would be a distinct advantage in the development of a fermentation process for this organism for the production of heterologous proteins.. Thus, conditions suppressing polarised growth while at the same time abolishing the CO2 requirement were investigated in submerged cultivations. Article Title: Characterization of the Mucor circinelloides life cycle by on-line image analysis. Article Snippet: Values for length and area were directly obtained in lM or Article Title: Aerobic and anaerobic ethanol production by Mucor circinelloides during submerged growth. Article Snippet: The dimorphic organism Mucor circinelloides is currently being investigated as a potential host for heterologous protein production.. The production of ethanol on pentose and hexose sugars was studied in submerged batch cultivations to further the general knowledge of Mucor physiology, with a view to the minimisation or elimination of the by-product ethanol for future process design.. Large amounts of ethanol were produced during aerobic growth on glucose under nonoxygen limiting conditions, which is indicative of M. circinelloides being a Crabtree-positive organism. Article Title: The fate of a tissue-engineered cardiac graft in the right ventricular outflow tract of the rat. Article Snippet: A portion of the |
