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Hanging magnetic stirrer which minimizes cell disruption
Applied Microbiology
|October 1, 1970
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A magnetic stirring bar enclosed in tubing forms a large paddle which produces good mixing at slow rotational speeds. It is suspended above the bottom of the vessel and cannot grind cells or become misaligned.
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