culture tube
21culture — 1) n. a population of microorganisms, usually bacteria, grown in a solid or liquid laboratory medium (culture medium), which is usually agar, broth, or gelatin. A pure culture consists of a single bacterial species. A stab culture is a bacterial… …
22Culture of London — Cultural icons of London The Culture of London concerns the arts, music, museums, festivals and other entertainment in London, the capital city of the United Kingdom. The city is particularly renowned for its theatre quarter, and its West End… …
23Culture microbiologique — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Culture (homonymie). Une culture de Bacillus anthracis La culture microbienne est une technique de laboratoire de développement …
24tube culture — noun : a culture of microorganisms in a test tube …
25Culture of Washington, D.C. — The culture of Washington, D.C. is influenced by the presence of the federal government, which has been instrumental in developing numerous cultural institutions throughout the city. During the early 20th century, Washington s U Street Corridor… …
26Culture technique — Technique  Pour l’article homonyme, voir The Techniques.  Une technique (du grec τέχνη, art, métier, savoir faire) est une ou un ensemble de méthode(s) ; dans les métiers manuels, elle est souvent associée à un savoir faire… …
27Tube Falcon — Tubes Falcon Les Tubes Falcon sont des tubes à essai souvent onéreux, utilisés en biologie, par exemple pour faire de la culture cellulaire, ou de la microbiologie. Ces tubes sont souvent en polypropylène, parfois en polystyrène et ils sont… …
28Test tube — Two small test tubes held in spring clamps Other names Culture tube Uses Chemical reaction Related items Vacutainer …
29fermentation tube — noun : a modified culture tube with an upright closed arm for collecting gas formed in broth cultures by microorganisms * * * fermentation tube, a tube filled with a culture medium inoculated with bacteria, in which the gases that are formed… …
30roller tube — noun : a culture tube (as for normal or malignant tissue cells) in which the material to be cultivated is immobilized on the side of the tube by a film of serum or other medium and which is rotated (as in a water bath) to insure adequate and… …
