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For homeopathic remedies, the remedy material is finely ground and then prepared by extensive dilutions. In the early days of homeopathy, silica was prepared from powered rock.
Instruments typically remain sterile for about 30 days after autoclaving, as long as they are stored properly in a clean and dry environment.
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Autoclaving
autoclaving
Autoclaving uses high pressure and temperature to sterilize instruments and materials, which is more effective at killing all types of microorganisms, including spores, compared to boiling which may not reach a high enough temperature. Autoclaving also achieves sterilization more quickly than boiling, making it a more efficient method for healthcare settings.
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Autoclaving is a method of sterilizing equipment by the use of pressurized high temperature steam. It may be used to sterilize surgical equipment for reuse or for sterilizing bottles prior to filling them with beer, soda pop, or other beverages.
DNA in bacteria is prepared for use in gene transfer by replicating it. When it is transferred, it is already prepared so that it can begin producing new cells based on the provided genetic material.
Autoclaving is used to kill all micro-organisms that are in the culture. Autoclaving is usually carried out at 121 deg C with steam under 2 atmospheres of pressure. A clean culture free of all micro-organisms is essential as you only want the organism of intrest to grow.