10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INSPISSATOR»
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1
Bacteriological Techniques: A Laboratory Guide
A Laboratory Guide John W. Eyre. 6. Heat tubes containing serum to 56° C. in a
water-bath for half an hour on each of two successive days. 7. On the third day,
heat the tubes, in a sloping position, in a serum inspissator to about 72° C. (A ...
2
Bacteriological Technique: A Laboratory Guide for Medical, ...
On the third day, heat the tubes, in a sloping position, in a serum inspissator to
about 72° C. (A coagulum is formed at this temperature which is fairly transparent
; above 72° C., a thick turbid coagulum is formed.) Fig. 109.—Blood-serum jar
with ...
John William Henry Eyre, 1930
3
Laboratory Methods in Food Microbiology
... The inspissator This is used for the preparation of media such as Loeffler's
serum medium. The medium is distributed in containers placed in a sloping
position in special racks. The temperature is slowly raised to 85°C and
maintained for 2h, ...
4
A Handbook of Clinical Pathology
The mixture is added to stoppered sterilized tubes, and placed in a serum
inspissator in a sloped tray. The temperature of the inspissator is slowly raised to
80°C and maintained for 4 hours. The serum coagulates to a yellowish-white
solid.
K. Bhattacharya & G.K. Chakraborty, Ganendrakumar Chakravarti
5
Report of the Henry Phipps Institute
In general there was little difference between the two series and growth was
inferior in each instance to the controls made entirely in the inspissator. Results
similar to those recorded in tables 1 and 2 were obtained repeatedly, and there ...
Henry Phipps Institute, 1921
6
The Best Words: More Than 200 of the Most Excellent, Most ...
—Victor Plarr, The Tragedy of Asgard, 1905 inspissate (in-SPIS-ate) verb to
thicken or cause to thicken, especially by evaporation. inspissation (in-spi-SAY-
shen) noun inspissator (in-spi-SAY-tor) noun irenic (eye-REN-ik) adjective
promoting ...
Robert Hartwell Fiske, 2011
7
MCQs and SAQs in Microbiology
53. Mention the working temperature and time for following instruments for
sterilization: 1 . Hot air oven 2. Autoclave 3. Inspissator 4. Koch steam sterilizer (
Tyndallization) Instrument Temperature and time 1 . Hot air oven 160°C for 60
min 2.
8
Microbiology for Dental Students
The medium is distributed in sterile screw capped bottles and inspissated in a
slanting position in a water inspissator at 82°C for 2 hours. In the absence of an
inspissator, the medium may be coagulated by keeping it over the top of steam ...
9
Practicals And Viva In Medical Parasitology
Plug the tubes and place them in a slant position in an inspissator at 70°C until
the slant solidifies. Inspissator conditions may be achieved in the autoclave by
leaving the door ajar (nonpressurized system). 5. The tubes can then be
autoclaved ...
10
Markell and Voge's Medical Parasitology
Slant plugged tubes and place in inspissator at 70°C until slants are solidified. If
an inspissator is not available, a substitute may be devised by leaving the door of
the autoclave partly open. 5. When slants have solidified, autoclave at 15 ...
David T. John, William A. Petri, Edward K. Markell, 2006
