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BTKh-27 ASTROVAKTSINA Experiment
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iss024e014711 (9/15/2010) --- A view of a Bioecology Case containing a stowed BTKh-27 ASTROVAKTSINA (Astrovaccine) payload aboard the International Space Station (ISS). The Cultivating Escheria coli Producer of CAF1 Protein in Weightlessness (Astrovaktsina) studies the effect of spaceflight factors on the processes of biosynthesis, secretion, capsule formation, and the biological properties of the E.
NASA Image and Video Library’s own descriptionCredit lineBTKh-27 ASTROVAKTSINA Experiment. NASA/JSC, 2010-09-15. Public domain. ID: iss024e014711.
