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Laser nephelometry applied in an automated microplate system to study filamentous fungus growth.

BioTechniques - 1 May 2010

Joubert Aymeric, Calmes Benoît, Berruyer Romain, Pihet Marc, Bouchara Jean-Philippe, Simoneau Philippe, Guillemette Thomas

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By contrast with photometry (i.e., the measurement of light transmitted through a particle suspension), nephelometry is a direct method of measuring light scattered by particles in suspension. Since the scattered light intensity is directly proportional to the suspended particle concentration, nephelometry is a promising method for recording microbial growth and especially for studying filamentous fungi, which...

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PMID: 20569213
DOI: 10.2144/000113399

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