In a typical 3D culture system, cells cling to each other, forming spheroids that float
in liquid culture media or expand into a soft matrix.
For instance,
liquid culture fermentation is used to produce large quantities of insulin and erythropoietin used to treat diabetes and anaemia, respectively (the latter has also found notoriety in distance sports, such as cycling and marathon running, for its endurance enhancing properties).
While there have been numerous studies done to examine the importance of these enzymes and strategies for P. aeruginosa growth, they've largely been conducted in well -
oxygenated liquid cultures in the lab.
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Heinemann has no explanation for the discrepancy but thinks there may be something that allows yeast to live longer on solid surfaces than they do
in liquid cultures.
In testing with the nematode Caenorhabdiis elegans, in
a liquid culture, the scientists confirmed that nematodes were paralyzed and killed by treatment with the drug - infused virus - nanoparticle — this is because the drug diffuses out of its carrier over time allowing it to interact with the nematodes.
In either case, the solid or
liquid cultures would have to be enclosed to capture the ethylene, he said.
Red clumps formed in
the liquid cultures.
PAG 7.2 Dilution plating to determine microbial density in
liquid culture (OCR worksheets) 9.