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Reduction of bacterial dissemination from humans and surface contamination by microorganisms
Survival of microorganisms exposed to shock wave and cryogenic temperature during whole air sampling of upper atmosphere
Clean room bacteriology - heat resistance of spore formers, microorganism identifications, human contact contamination
Microorganic contamination of stainless steel due to handling by personnel
Multivator design for detection of extraterrestrial life and cytochemical studies of planetary microorganisms
Engineering breadboard model of microorganism detection device for Mars landing applications
Recovery of microorganisms from solids, testing of organic solvents, and removal of microbial contaminants
Literature survey on microorganisms of human skin- bacteria, yeasts, molds, fungi, actinomycetes, and viruses
Microorganisms used for regenerating gas needed to maintain space flight cabin ecology over prolonged periods
Light intensity, spectral composition, and penetration angle influences on pigment photosynthesis in plankton microorganisms
Nutritional factors role on growth and ecological habits of algae and plankton microorganisms
Morphological and physiological response of microorganism culture populations to environmental factors and to nutritive enrichment
Growth rate of microorganisms when rate changes with time, using continuous culture technique
Contamination of carbonaceous chondrites by ordinary viable microorganisms, isolating three types of bacteria on various meteorites
Microorganism growth control in manned spacecraft environment
Microbiotank for quantitative study on shedding of microorganisms by humans, in relation to spacecraft sterilization program
Microbiological techniques for recovering trapped microorganisms from solids for use in spacecraft sterilization program
Gemini IX experiment to determine flux and thin film penetration characteristics of micrometeorites, lethal space effects on microorganisms, and probability of life in space