MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «BACTERIOSTASIS»
bacteriostasis
fungistasis
validation
testing
microbiology
bacteriostatic
agent
bacteriostat
abbreviated
bstatic
biological
chemical
that
stops
bacteria
from
reproducing
while
necessarily
harming
them
otherwise
depending
bacteriostasis
merriam
webster
noun
ˌtir
ˈstā
səs
inhibition
without
destruction
origin
translations
information
about
define
prevention
further
more
laboratories
test
validate
sterility
dose
verification
procedure
chosen
product
showing
nothing
microbial
identifications
fungal
precursor
medical
device
microtest
offers
satisfy
regulatory
requirements
drugs
meaning
bactericidal
effect
traditionally
means
multiplication
classic
example
thread
have
been
defined
tir′ē
stā′sis
arresting
modl
bacterio
stasis
bioburden
assurance
provided
clongen
labs
with
direct
inoculation
method
wiktionary
plural
bacteriostases
biology
phase
organisms
prevented
undergoing
cell
being
actually
vocabulary
type
process
organic
occurring
living
mechanism
whether
added
media
planted
unstained
extrinsic
collins
always
word
frequency
bækˌtɪərɪəʊˈsteɪsɪs
pronunciation
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «BACTERIOSTASIS»
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bacteriostasis dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
bacteriostasis et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Sterilization Validation and Routine Operation Handbook: ...
The growth medium should be tested for its growth promoting qualities prior to
use in any sterility test and the effect of the product on the ability of
microorganisms to grow is evaluated using the bacteriostasis/fungistasis test. The
latter test is ...
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METHODS IN MICROBIOLOGY
A. Bacteriostatic activity Bacteriostasis is a theoretical concept. It is applied to the
action of a chemical antagonist on an organism under conditions where growth
can normally occur. It means, in effect, that each cell in a bacterial population is ...
Douglas W. Ribbons, J. John Robert Norris, 1972
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Sterilization of Medical Devices
28. Bacteriostasis/Fungistasis. Evaluation. in. Bioburden. Testing. Vikki. Bilowich.
North view Laboratories, Inc. Northbrook, Illinois The Association for the
Advancement of Medical Instrumentation (AAMI) Technical Information Report (
TIR) 8 ...
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Developments in Tryptophan and Serotonin Metabolism
BACTERIOSTASIS. IN. MACROPHAGES: ROLE. OF. ANTIBIOTICS. AND. ANTI-
INFLAMMATORY. AGENTS. Colin R. MacKenzie*, Daniel Worku and Walter
Daubener ABSTRACT Induction of IDO is also under strict control by the immune
...
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Human Health and Medical Engineering:
By using the Oxford cup method, the differences of bacteriostasis extent of the
herb extracts were compared quantitatively by measuring the DIZ values. To
some extent, these results are similar to those of previous studies. 3.2 The
Chinese ...
Zhenyu Du, Maozhu Jin, 2014
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Natural Food Antimicrobial Systems
Mammary secretions were collected during physiologic transitions of the udder
and were used in an in vitro microbiological assay to determine bacteriostasis of
mastitis pathogens (Breau & Oliver, 1986). As mammary involution progressed, ...
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Peptide Transport in Bacteria and Mammalian Gut
Simmonds: The bacteriostasis depends exclusively on the amount of peptide
present and once growth starts its final extent is determined by the total amount of
available leucine, i.e. by the leucine supplied both as the free amino acid and as
...
CIBA Foundation Symposium, 2009
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Essentials of Tissue Banking
Before relying on the use of a final test to determine whether a tissue is suitable
for release, bacteriostasis and fungistasis testing should be performed to ensure
that any bacteriostatic or fungistatic activity inherent to the allograft does not ...
9
Nitric Oxide: Biology and Pathobiology
In short, NCA of the transcriptome response to NO identified a set of NO-sensitive
TFs, the regulators were integrated with a putative NO reactome to identify the
active modes of NO chemistry and potential NO targets leading to bacteriostasis,
...
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Plant pathogenic bacteria
The time required for establishment of bacteriostasis increases with reduction in
inoculum level, presumably due to the corresponding increase in time required
for the bacteria to grow to a threshold population density. The indication that a ...
6 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «BACTERIOSTASIS»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
bacteriostasis est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Tartan Holdings, LLC Acquires Real Estate and Assets from Moog …
and microbiological testing (compendial testing, bacteriostasis / fungistasis, sterility, bioburden, etc). Burton continues: "Our vision is to leverage ... «MarketWatch, avril 15»
The Sanitation of Ice-Making Equipment
... sensors that detect scale buildup and construction with materials that facilitate ease of cleaning and confer a degree of bacteriostasis on its wettable parts. «Food Safety Magazine, août 13»
Cafe du Cycliste Josephine Bibshort
I'm not a man to argue with bacteriostasis, and in practice, this all translates as being really comfy. The pad also seems a bit more sculpted and ... «road.cc, nov 11»
Ningxia wolfberry gaining world recognition
... a set of raw wolfberry juice production technic that could keep fresh under normal temperature by combining bacteriostasis and sterilization. «China Economic Net, avril 11»
Is Generic Vancomycin Inferior to Branded Vancomycin?
One generic could not even achieve bacteriostasis, and others showed a pronounced Eagle effect, with paradoxical bacterial growth at high antibiotic ... «Medscape, sept 10»
Study of antimicrobial behavior of socks from bamboo fibers
Bamboo fiber has particular and natural functions of anti-bacteria, bacteriostasis and deodorization. It is validated by Japan Textile Inspection ... «Fibre2fashion.com, juin 08»
