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Biologische Grundfragen bei der homokontinuierlichen Kultur von Mikroorganismen

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Die Methode der kontinuierlichen Kultur von Mikroorganismen hat in dem vergangenen Jahrzehnt auf verschiedenen Gebieten der Mikrobiologie zu neuen Ergebnissen geführt. Es hat sich gezeigt, daß bei mikrobiologischen Untersuchungen die Kulturbedingungen, ihre Konstanz oder Veränderlichkeit, für alle stoffwechselphysiologischen Vorgänge von grundsätzlicher Bedeutung sind. Durch die experimentell erzielte Konstanz aller Faktoren im homokontinuierlichen System verliert die Kultur ihr physiologisches Alter. Sie wurde damit komplizierteren stoffwechselphysiologischen und -regulatorischen Experimenten zugänglich. Zugleich lieferte der evolutionistische Charakter der Populationsdynamik in kontinuierlicher Kultur eine neue Basis für genetische Untersuchungen.

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