The microflora of high altitude rocks and its nitrogen fixing activity
Lichens and free-living microorganisms on mountain peaks and their nitrogen fixation abilities
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Lichens and free-living microorganisms on mountain peaks and their nitrogen fixation abilities
Biological isolation garments for spacemen returning from lunar flights to prevent contamination from potential lunar microorganisms - evaluation tests
Effect of clothing on control of microorganism shedding from worker constructing printed circuit board assembly
Isolation and identification of desert soil microorganism from Chile
Formulation of mathematical models for growth of microorganisms
Air samplers, contamination, and sterilization in collection of microorganisms for microbiological exploration of stratosphere
Ultrasonic energy assaying of microorganisms contaminating Voyager project planetary probes
Vacuum probe for assay and recovery of remaining microorganisms from large heat cycle sterilized surfaces
Improved agar spray technique for sampling surface microorganism
Ionizing radiation effects on cellular and molecular level in microorganisms and mammals, discussing manned space flight radiation hazards
Culture medium effect on radiation resistance of microorganism Micrococcus radiodurans
Microorganism removal from contaminated surfaces by ultrasonics for subsequent enumeration
Microorganisms growth detection methods analyzed in search for extraterrestrial life
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Living microorganism morphologically comparable to Precambrian microfossil genus Kakabekia
Inoculating preheated trays containing nutrient agar with photobacteria provides a means for mass culture of aerobic microorganisms in order to obtain large quantities of luciferase. To determine optimum harvest time, growth can be monitored by automated light-detection instrumentation.
Film consisting of a gelatin base serves as a flexible, water soluble microbiological assay coupon for clean room use. It is nontoxic to microorganisms and capable of remaining unchanged during periods of storage.
Compact automated laboratory unit has 60 independently treatable culture chamber assemblies for metabolic studies of cultured microorganisms on the surface of Mars or other planets.