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Clinical Infectious Diseases, 1993
Anaerobic bacteria include the most pathogenic of microorganisms. Their primary function, however, is hardly to cause illness. They rarely are involved in epidemics or in clinically significant infections. Some organisms, e.g. lactobacilli, control the normal vaginal ecosystem, and the intestinal anaerobes probably are instrumental in restraining the ...
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Anaerobic bacteria include the most pathogenic of microorganisms. Their primary function, however, is hardly to cause illness. They rarely are involved in epidemics or in clinically significant infections. Some organisms, e.g. lactobacilli, control the normal vaginal ecosystem, and the intestinal anaerobes probably are instrumental in restraining the ...
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Computers in Biology and Medicine, 1989
The general interest in the application of exercise testing to evaluate the work capacity or change in the functional ability of individuals has resulted in the development of a variety of non-invasive tests and test parameters such as the anaerobic threshold.
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The general interest in the application of exercise testing to evaluate the work capacity or change in the functional ability of individuals has resulted in the development of a variety of non-invasive tests and test parameters such as the anaerobic threshold.
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1982
Anaerobes are prevalent on all mucosal surfaces and virtually all anaerobic infections are endogenous. Two thirds of anaerobic infections involve five anaerobic organisms or groups--the Bacteroides fragilis group, the Bacteroides melaninogenicus-Bacteroides asaccharolyticus group, Fusobacterium nucleatum, the anaerobic cocci, and Clostridium ...
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Anaerobes are prevalent on all mucosal surfaces and virtually all anaerobic infections are endogenous. Two thirds of anaerobic infections involve five anaerobic organisms or groups--the Bacteroides fragilis group, the Bacteroides melaninogenicus-Bacteroides asaccharolyticus group, Fusobacterium nucleatum, the anaerobic cocci, and Clostridium ...
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2017
The term anaerobic digestion usually refers to the microbial conversion of organic material to biogas, which mainly consists of methane and carbon dioxide. The technical application of the naturally-occurring process is used to provide a renewable energy carrier and - as the substrate is often waste material - to reduce the organic matter content of ...
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The term anaerobic digestion usually refers to the microbial conversion of organic material to biogas, which mainly consists of methane and carbon dioxide. The technical application of the naturally-occurring process is used to provide a renewable energy carrier and - as the substrate is often waste material - to reduce the organic matter content of ...
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Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, 1989
W R, Hodge, C, Rodas
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W R, Hodge, C, Rodas
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Anaerobic Pleuropulmonary Infection
Infectious Diseases in Clinical Practice, 2001Obligate anaerobes are the predominant constituents of normal oropharyngeal flora and produce pleuropulmonary infection in patients who are prone to aspirate. Obtaining material from these patients for culture from the site of infection that is uncontaminated by normal flora is problematic.
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When Anaerobes Encounter Oxygen: Mechanisms of Oxygen Toxicity, Tolerance and Defence
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2021James A Imlay, Zheng Lu
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