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Microbes Biology: Microbes in Wetland and Bioprospection of Microbes
2019Over-increasing population, climate change, and the environmental pollutants are exerting negative pressure on biodiversity as well as our natural resources. Wetlands are a crucial gear of our natural environment. They support not only biological diversity but also the microbial communities of such systems that play an important role in biogeochemical ...
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Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition, 1995
For centuries, fermentation of milk products using specific bacteria or cultures has been a way to preserve dairy foods. In 1908, Metchnikoff suggested that ingested lactobacilli could displace toxin‐producing microorganisms in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract and thus promote health and prolong life (1).
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For centuries, fermentation of milk products using specific bacteria or cultures has been a way to preserve dairy foods. In 1908, Metchnikoff suggested that ingested lactobacilli could displace toxin‐producing microorganisms in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract and thus promote health and prolong life (1).
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A bacterium that is not a microbe
Science, 2022A new discovery challenges the prevailing view of the boundaries of bacterial cell ...
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Current Opinion in Microbiology, 2015
Microbes often live in moving fluids. Despite the multitude of implications that flow has on microbial ecology and environmental microbiology, only recently have experimental tools and conceptual frameworks from fluid physics been applied systematically to further our knowledge of the behavior of microbes in flow.
Roberto Rusconi, Roman Stocker
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Microbes often live in moving fluids. Despite the multitude of implications that flow has on microbial ecology and environmental microbiology, only recently have experimental tools and conceptual frameworks from fluid physics been applied systematically to further our knowledge of the behavior of microbes in flow.
Roberto Rusconi, Roman Stocker
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Of Microbes and Microsatellites
Cancer Immunology Research, 2018Abstract A ubiquitous oral cavity microbe, Fusobacterium nucleatum, is increasingly being implicated in colorectal cancer pathogenesis. An article in this issue elucidates the differential association of F. nucleatum with tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes depending on microsatellite instability status.
Chloe E, Atreya, Alan P, Venook
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2000
L-systems are string rewriting mechanisms used to create images of complex organisms from a simple set of an axiom and production rules. They have also been used to create music. This study developed a Musical Instrument Digital Interface interpretation suitable for applying to strings generated by L-systems that had been previously developed to model ...
Fran Soddell, Jacques Soddell
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L-systems are string rewriting mechanisms used to create images of complex organisms from a simple set of an axiom and production rules. They have also been used to create music. This study developed a Musical Instrument Digital Interface interpretation suitable for applying to strings generated by L-systems that had been previously developed to model ...
Fran Soddell, Jacques Soddell
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2011
Microbes can be carried by and even multiply on textiles. The first real, premeditated, microbiological warfare happened in 1763, during the Anglo-French wars in North America, when Native American emissaries were given blankets or handkerchiefs contaminated with smallpox.
Freney, J., Renaud, F.N.R.
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Microbes can be carried by and even multiply on textiles. The first real, premeditated, microbiological warfare happened in 1763, during the Anglo-French wars in North America, when Native American emissaries were given blankets or handkerchiefs contaminated with smallpox.
Freney, J., Renaud, F.N.R.
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Hastings Center Report, 2011
It is a cliche in commentary on synthetic biology that there is no universal agreement on what synthetic biology is. Some see it as an incremental extension of earlier genetic technologies for modifying organisms. Others see it as the beginning of real genetic engineering, on the grounds that what has passed for "genetic engineering" up until now has ...
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It is a cliche in commentary on synthetic biology that there is no universal agreement on what synthetic biology is. Some see it as an incremental extension of earlier genetic technologies for modifying organisms. Others see it as the beginning of real genetic engineering, on the grounds that what has passed for "genetic engineering" up until now has ...
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Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 2020
Metabolites regulated by the microbiota of pregnant mice modulates the developing embryonic brain and influences thalamocortical axon formation and subsequent sensorimotor behaviour in adult offspring.
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Metabolites regulated by the microbiota of pregnant mice modulates the developing embryonic brain and influences thalamocortical axon formation and subsequent sensorimotor behaviour in adult offspring.
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Annual Review of Microbiology, 2020
The ability to detect disease early and deliver precision therapy would be transformative for the treatment of human illnesses. To achieve these goals, biosensors that can pinpoint when and where diseases emerge are needed. Rapid advances in synthetic biology are enabling us to exploit the information-processing abilities of living cells to diagnose ...
Maria Eugenia, Inda, Timothy K, Lu
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The ability to detect disease early and deliver precision therapy would be transformative for the treatment of human illnesses. To achieve these goals, biosensors that can pinpoint when and where diseases emerge are needed. Rapid advances in synthetic biology are enabling us to exploit the information-processing abilities of living cells to diagnose ...
Maria Eugenia, Inda, Timothy K, Lu
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