czapek-dox medium

czapek-dox medium
\\|chä(ˌ)pek|däks-\ noun or czapek medium
Usage: usually capitalized C&D
Etymology: after Friedrich Czapek died 1921 Czech botanist & Arthur W. Dox died 1954 American chemist
: a culture medium for various fungi consisting essentially of a balanced and buffered mixture of inorganic salts, a sugar, and water and being used (1) as a solution or (2) with added agar as a solid — called also respectively (1) Czapek solution, Czapek-Dox solution, (2) Czapek agar

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  • Czapek-Dox agar (solution) — Cza·pek Dox agar (solution) (chahґpek doksґ) [Friedrich Johann Franz Czapek, Czech botanist, 1868–1921; Arthur Wayland Dox, American chemist, 20th century] see under culture medium …   Medical dictionary

  • czapek medium — noun see czapek dox medium …   Useful english dictionary

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  • Czapek — Friedrich J.F., Czechoslovakian botanist, 1868–1921. See C. solution agar, C. Dox medium …   Medical dictionary

  • Dox — Arthur W., U.S. chemist, *1882. See Czapek D. medium. * * * doxorubicin …   Medical dictionary

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