1
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What is inoculation
A
The process of introducing microorganism into a sterile nutrient medium so they can grow under controlled conditions
2
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What types of experiments are essentials for inoculations
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- Antibiotic testing
- Growth curve studies
- Biotech applications
3
Q
Why is inoculation important
A
- Ensures pure cultures for reliable results
- Prevents contamination by unwanted microbes
- Forms the basis for studying microbial growth and producing useful products
Cloning & Biotechnology
flashcards
Decks in class (31)
# Cards
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Natural Clones6
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Vegetative Propogation4
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Methods of Natural Vegetative Propagation5
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Artificial Propagation8
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Micropropagation5
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Artificial Cloning in Animals11
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Embryo Splitting6
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SCNT6
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Ethical Issues in Animal Cloning0
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Introduction to Biotechnology3
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Using Biotechnology to Make Food6
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Advantages of Microorganism Usage for Food7
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Disadvantages of Microorganism Usage for Food6
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Other Processes involving Biotechnology5
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Asepsis5
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Penicillin Production4
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Insulin Production3
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Bioremediation4
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Culturing Microorganisms3
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Lab Culturing5
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Industrial Culturing4
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Inoculation3
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Primary Metabolites4
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Secondary Metabolites4
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Immobilised Enzymes4
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Common Methods of Immobilisation6
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Advantages of Immobilisation5
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Disadvantages of Immobilisation4
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Examples of Immobilisation3
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Micropropagation13
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Micropropagation5
