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inoculum
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inoculum [i′näk·yə·ləm]
(microbiology)
A small amount of substance containing bacteria from a pure culture which is used to start a new culture or to infect an experimental animal.
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Rapid and heavy mortalities were observed by Hillier (1999) when scallops were exposed to 103 cfu/mL bacterial inoculums, which caused 70% mortality in 3 days and 100% at day 4.
Inoculation experiments to understand mass mortalities in sea ... by Belvin, S.; Tremblay, R.; Roussy, M.; McGladdery, S.E. / Journal of Shellfish Research
Tests are performed in sterile U bottom 96- well plates by dispensing into each well 95 pl of MH broth and 5 [micro]l of inoculums (0.
Antimicrobial flavonoid rutin from pteris vittata L. against ... by Singh, Meenakshi; Govindarajan, Raghavan; Rawat, Ajay Kumar Singh; Khare, Prem B. / American Fern Journal
The inoculums were replaced with 3 mL of OM, and plates were maintained at 37[degrees]C.
West Nile virus viremia in eastern chipmunks (Tamias striatus) ... by Rowley, Wayne A. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
 
 
 
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