Cryodos lyophilizer
The Cryodos Lyophilizer is a laboratory equipment designed for the freeze-drying process. It is used to remove water from samples through the process of sublimation, where the frozen water directly transitions from a solid to a gas phase, without going through the liquid phase.
4 protocols using cryodos lyophilizer
Nanovesicle Lyophilization and Characterization
Freeze-Drying of Bacterial Biocontrol Agents
To check the loss of viability from freeze-drying, viable counts (CFU/mL) were carried out before and after. For this purpose, a bank of decimal dilutions in saline solution and subsequent colony count in PDA and TSA plates, as appropriate, was performed, making three replicates for each experimental condition and replicate. The plates were incubated at 25 °C for 72 h. Loss of viability was obtained from the difference in CFU/mL pre-lyophilization.
Synthesis of Calcium Phosphate Nanoparticles
Polysaccharide Extraction from P. cruentum
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