Growth media definition

Growth media means substances or materials that promote or support vegetation.

Growth media means material that acts as a substrate during the growth of covered produce, such as mushrooms and some sprouts, that contains, may contain, or consists of components that may include any animal waste, such as stabilized compost, manure, non-fecal animal byproducts or table waste.

Examples of Growth media in a sentence

• Growth media (600ml) containing 1.5% agar, 2% malt extract, and 0.001%yeast extract was supplemented with tebuconazole (20ppm final concentration).

• Growth media for each cell line is as described in Table 2.3.Cells were passaged or seeded for experiments when they reached 80-90% confluency.

• Growth media (6 ml) was introduced to the test cells to inactivate trypsin off action, while the cell crumps formed were broken gently by sucking and releasing the cell suspension using a pipette.

• Growth media (1 mL) was added to the centrifuge tube by a micropipette.

• Rhymes, Oxford Brookes University, UK) 2.2 Growth media and storage All chemicals were obtained from Fisher Scientific (UK) unless stated.

• Growth media containing only bacteria and the blank nanogels served as negative controls.

• Growth media indicates different proportion of sawdust sludge and soil, i.e. T0 = 100% soil, T1 = 80% soil + 20% contaminated sawdust, T2 = 60% soil + 40% contaminated sawdust, T3 = 40% soil + 60% contaminated sawdust, T4 = 20% soil + 80% contaminated sawdust, T5 = 100% contaminated sawdust.

• Growth media and antibiotics were pipetted into each well before adding bacteria to produce an effective OD600 of about 0.05.

• Growth media were supplemented with concentrations of BBI in the range 0-125 µM and cells harvested after a period of 96 hours.

• Growth media was replaced with serum-free EMEM media and 10 µl of different concentrations (300 µM) of the herbal molecules was added to each well.