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1 medium
agar-gelled medium — агаризованная.среда
agar-hardened medium — агаризованная.среда
agarized medium — агаризованная.среда
agar-solidified medium — агаризованная.среда
basal medium — базальная [основная] среда
basic medium — основная [базальная] среда
complete nutrient medium — полная питательная среда (минимальная среда для выращивания клеток с добавлением питательных веществ)
complex organic medium — комплексная [сложная] органическая среда
deficient medium — неполноценная [недостаточная] среда
growth-promoting medium — среда, стимулирующая рост
maintenance medium — среда для поддержания (роста клеток, тканей в культуре), поддерживающая среда
minimal nutrient medium — минимальная питательная среда (содержит лишь вещества, необходимые для роста клеток)
plating medium — среда для пластинчатых разводов, среда для чашек Петри
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2 unfavourable factors of medium
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