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A thermodynamic analysis of microbial growth experiments
Jennifer N. Smith,
Everett Shock
Molecular Sciences, School of (SMS)
Earth and Space Exploration, School of (SESE)
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Agriculture & Biology
microbial growth
90%
thermodynamics
87%
energy
48%
energy requirements
34%
microorganisms
21%
electrons
11%
developmental stages
11%
duration
10%
cells
10%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
thermodynamics
63%
energy
39%
experiment
32%
analysis
21%
microorganism
20%
cell
16%
communication
10%
electron
9%
calculation
7%
Physics & Astronomy
thermodynamics
55%
microorganisms
39%
habitability
24%
energy
24%
energy requirements
22%
threads
19%
communication
13%
requirements
11%
electrons
6%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Thermodynamics
100%
Growth
41%
Electrons
13%
Cell Count
12%