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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"microtiter plate assay"”.
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The Use of Natural Products as Potential Anti-Pseudomonas Agents
… evaluated at various concentrations by using a microtiter plate assay or culture tube assay. The inhibition of biofilm formation was also determined using crystal violet assay. The results indicated that the selected natural products have antibacterial effect and anti-biofilm formation on …
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Development of a rapid riboflavin growth-based assay using Lactobacillus rhamnosus
… Chemists) approved microbiological riboflavin assay can be tedious and time consuming. A faster approach to the riboflavin assay would greatly benefit the food industry. By scaling down the assay to microtiter plates both, time and materials can be conserved. Use of microtiter plates would also …
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Discovery and Characterization of Small Molecule Inhibitors of Biofilm Formation in Pseudomonas Aeruginosa
… iron chelators as iron delivery agents in a microtiter plate assay for biofilm production. Picolinic acid and acetohydroxamic acid-chelated iron were able to stymie biofilm production at moderate concentrations in P. aeruginosa PA14 and 17 Pseudomonas strains from CF patients. Chelated iron …
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The detection of occult metastatic disease in patients with cutaneous melanoma
… cost effective and clinically applicable assay and to eliminate the problem of false positives. A combined RT-PCR assay for tyrosinase mRNA, a marker specific for melanoma cells, was developed and tested. It was shown that the assay can reproducibly detect a single, viable melanoma cell in …
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Novel Determinants That Influence Azole Susceptibility in Candida glabrata and Candida albicans
… associated with trailing growth in a liquid microtiter plate assay. We also demonstrate that an Rta3p-GFP fusion protein localizes predominantly to the plasma membrane, consistent with a putative function for Rta3p as a lipid translocase.</p>