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Feedback identification of continuous microbial growth systems

Biotechnology and Bioengineering, 1986
AbstractThe fundamental problem of dynamic modeling of continuous culture systems for process control and optimization is addressed. Forcing a system to bifurcation via feedback control is a very promising method for model discrimination and identification.
D G, O'Neil, G, Lyberatos
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Gold Nanoparticle Based Microbial Detection and Identification

Journal of Biomedical Nanotechnology, 2011
Microorganisms belong to one of the biggest threats to humanity. Rapid detection and identification of microbes in environmental, food and clinical samples is required for safety purposes as well as diagnosis of infectious diseases. Conventional techniques for microbial detection, though reliable and gold standard, are time consuming, expensive and ...
Muhammad Ali, Syed, S Habib Ali, Bokhari
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An identification procedure for foodborne microbial hazards

International Journal of Food Microbiology, 1997
A stepwise and interactive identification procedure for foodborne microbial hazards has been developed in which use is made of several levels of detail ranging from rough hazard identification to comprehensive hazard identification. This approach allows one to tackle the most obvious hazards first, before focusing on less obvious hazards.
van Gerwen, S.J.C., de Wit, J.C., Notermans, S., Zwietering, M.H.   +3 more
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Microbial identification

To obtain potential engineering strains , we isolated and purified 421 isolates from rice rhizosphere. Finally, we then identified and established a library of 248 microbial strains.
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Automated Microbial Identification Systems

1997
Prior to the 1970s, microorganisms were primarily identified with conven­ tional biochemical tests and often required several days to weeks for identi­ fication. In the early 1970s, API (bioMerieux Vitek) introduced lyophilized substrates in microcupules that allowed many clinical isolates to be identi­ fied in 24-48 hr.
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Microbial source tracking: a forensic technique for microbial source identification?

Journal of Environmental Monitoring, 2007
As the requirements of the Water Framework Directive (WFD) and the US Clean Water Act (USCWA) for the maintenance of microbiological water quality in 'protected areas' highlight, there is a growing recognition that integrated management of point and diffuse sources of microbial pollution is essential. New information on catchment microbial dynamics and,
Carl M, Stapleton, Mark D, Wyer, David, Kay, John, Crowther, Adrian T, McDonald, Martin, Walters, Andrew, Gawler, Terry, Hindle   +7 more
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Microbial Identification Using Electrochemical Detection of Metabolites

Trends in Biotechnology, 2017
Curbing antibiotic use requires the development of simple diagnostic tests that provide caregivers with reliable, immediately actionable information to identify whether there is a need to prescribe a specific antibiotic. This Forum article highlights advances in infection screening approaches that use electrochemistry to detect molecular biomarkers for
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Biocomputational Strategies for Microbial Drug Target Identification

2008
The complete genome sequences of about 300 bacteria (mostly pathogenic) have been determined, and many more such projects are currently in progress. The detection of bacterial genes that are non-homologous to human genes and are essential for the survival of the pathogen represent a promising means of identifying novel drug targets.
Sakharkar, K.R., Sakharkar, M.K., Chow, V.T.   +2 more
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Microbial Identification in Pharmaceutical Compounding.

International journal of pharmaceutical compounding, 2016
Compounding pharmacies and contract testing laboratories can readily utilize critical information that microbial identification methods provide. Rapidly identifying the genus and species of environmental isolates and sample contaminates provides pharmacies and laboratories the opportunity to determine the possible source and implement corrective ...
Tiffany, Hyde, James, Anstead, Lisa, Schade, James, Zellner   +3 more
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Metagenomic Pyrosequencing and Microbial Identification

2020
T.C.K. Sugitha, Asish K. Binodh, K. Ramasamy, U. Sivakumar   +3 more
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