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rwoodyer
at Wed Mar 15 01:07:51 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by rwoodyer ]
Yeah that is funny, with bacteria you do not have too many problems with them dying, instead, you have too many problems with them living. Especially the ones you are not trying to culuture...lol
The nice thing is that unlike oysters, bacteria reproduce in about 20 minutes to an hour instead of a few weeks or months, and you can store them at -80C to keep them premanently. Which always makes me laugh when people say that frozen mice have less of a chance of spreading disease. -80C preserves microorganisms, doesn't kill them.
Anyway, have you put your knowledge of oysters to work in breeding BPs?
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