High Salt and Fungus
Theodore C. Crusberg
crusberg at wpi.edu
Thu May 2 17:33:14 EST 1996
I am planning an experiment in which I wish to add a high salt
solution briefly to a fungus mycelium (Penicillium). I would hope
that the organims do not take up the salt - cation or anion. Any
suggestions, e.g., how about cesium chloride? The salt will be washed
away with 0.05 M NaCl and the mycelium begin the expt. in the same
0.05 M NaCl. The "pulse" of high ionic strength solute will probably
be at 0.5 M.
Thanks a bunch,
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Ted C. Crusberg, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Biology &
Biotechnology, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester MA USA 01609
Society for Industrial Microbiology-Education Committee
Phone: 508-831-5472 Fax: 508-831-5936
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