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 ChromeCrow
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 agar types 
#807886 - 08/09/02 09:03 PM (15 years, 15 days ago) |
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i found a place giving free agar samples, but they ask for a choice between GELIDIUM and GRACILARIA( both 100 mesh), which would be best for mycology work?
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Anno
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www.moorhead-agar.com huh?
Take the Gelidium one.
" Most high-grade agar applications for microbiology and agarose require agars derived from Gelidium. Gelidium agars from different species and locales differ in their properties and not all Gelidium agars meet the specifications for microbiological or agarose applications. Lower grades of Gelidium agars are utilized in food applications. These microbiological and agarose agars are mostly Gelidium agars. Uses include: the preparation of culture media for bacteria, yeasts, and molds; plant and animal tissue culture; biotechnology; genetic engineering; DNA and protein separations; cloning of organisms; and the breeding of insects used in biological control. Other applications include its use in producing exact molds for manufacture of dental prostheses, reproducing sculptures and archeological pieces, reproducing fingerprints in police investigations and gelled electrolytes in the manufacture of leak-proof batteries."
From http://www.mycosupply.com/culture%20media/index.html .
Edited by Anno (08/09/02 09:09 PM)
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Re: agar types [Re: Anno]
#807900 - 08/09/02 09:13 PM (15 years, 15 days ago) |
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you got it. just found the place. thanks for the answer.
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Anno
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Re: agar types [Re: ]
#808347 - 08/10/02 07:21 AM (15 years, 15 days ago) |
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>What is the definition of mesh?
It?s the number of apertures(holes) of a sive at a distance of 1 inch.
So a 100 mesh sieve has 100 holes per inch.
Edited by Anno (08/10/02 07:23 AM)
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Re: agar types [Re: Anno]
#808355 - 08/10/02 07:25 AM (15 years, 15 days ago) |
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Re: agar types [Re: ]
#808371 - 08/10/02 07:38 AM (15 years, 15 days ago) |
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Re: agar types [Re: Anno]
#808378 - 08/10/02 07:46 AM (15 years, 15 days ago) |
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Re: agar types [Re: ]
#809003 - 08/10/02 03:11 PM (15 years, 15 days ago) |
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What is the relevance of mesh (with respect to agar)?
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Re: agar types [Re: zeta]
#809113 - 08/10/02 03:56 PM (15 years, 15 days ago) |
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accesstwo
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you lucky people, free agar.
all you have to do is get as many address's as physically possible then send away for like 100 and your set for a long time lol
i love free samples
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i got a limitless supply of tyvek lol
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accesstwo
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shame i can't get free agar
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