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Antimicrobial and other chemical agents have been used in conjunction with physical methods for many years to obtain axenic cultures of planktonic organisms.

This step was repeated several times to obtain an axenic culture.

DNA extraction was done using fresh and axenic actinobacterial cultures for the purpose of identification using 16S rRNA gene analysis.

Sustained axenic metabolic activity by the obligate intracelular bacterium Coxiella burnetii.

On seed germination and growth of tomato under axenic conditions.

Pure (axenic) strains were indentified morphologically and evaluated microscopically under a motic BA410 microscope.

Like amino acids, dipeptides (two amino acids joined by a peptide bond) are transported into roots (Komarova et al 2008), as demonstrated by the presence of intact dipeptide molecules in plants grown in axenic culture (Paungfoo-Lonhienne et al.

Furthermore, the seagrasses can be grown under axenic conditions in the laboratory, allowing evaluation of plant consumption effects without the associated epibiotic microorganisms that exist in wild-collected specimens.

NETpark-based firms aXenic and Lexicon have also won seats on the programme.

In our study, we postulated that most of the DOM released in axenic cultures is due to obligatory metabolism processes of the phytoplankton species and thus, would also be released at the natural environment, before any chemical or biological degradation such as the attack of bacteria or other organisms.

Isoenzyme and soluble protein patterns of axenic cultures of Symbiodinium microadriaticum.

To determine whether the effect of the flies was due to microorganisms that they contributed or to some non-microbiological factor, colonies of axenic fruit flies were developed.