Growth Curve (Batch, Continuous and Static Culture)
The bacterial growth curve is typically plotted as the logarithm of the number of li…
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Read moreWhat is Gram stain? "Gram staining" is a technique to stain the colorless bacteria so as to observe them under the microscope. Th is…
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Read moreIntroduction In 1796, a British physician named Edward Jenner discovered a ground-breaking concept of preventing a disease. Jenner, curious and …
Read moreWhat is Blood pressure (BP) and what causes it to be high? The blood always exerts force against the walls of arteries as it moves, creating a pressu…
Read moreWhat is Respiratory Allergy? If you have ever found yourself sneezing like crazy or feeling like your nose is constantly stuffed or running, you mi…
Read moreThe bacterial growth curve is typically plotted as the logarithm of the number of li…