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Verarbeitung von klinischen Materialien und Bedeutung der Erregerspektren von Krankheitsbildern für die Diagnostik

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In einer statischen Kultur, wie sie z. B. auf einer Agarplatte oder in einer Nährbouillon vorliegt, durchläuft der eingeimpfte Keim verschiedene Wachstumsphasen, nämlich die Anlauf-Phase (lag-Phase), die exponentielle Phase (log-Phase) und die stationäre Phase (Abb. 3.1) [6]. Das Wachstum wird limitiert, wenn ein Nährsubstrat verbraucht oder toxische Stoffwechselprodukte angehäuft worden sind. Auch pH-Wert-Erniedrigungen oder -Erhöhungen können hierbei eine wachstumsbegrenzende Wirkung haben.

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Werk, R. (1990). Verarbeitung von klinischen Materialien und Bedeutung der Erregerspektren von Krankheitsbildern für die Diagnostik. In: Medizinische Bakteriologie und Infektiologie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-75404-3_4

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