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Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 1975
Microbial protein synthesis in the rumen of mature sheep was measured by a technique dependent upon the incorporation of 35S from radioactive sulphate into microbial sulphur amino acids. In two separate experiments, sheep were fed on four dried forages and three fresh forages.
DJ Walker +4 more
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Microbial protein synthesis in the rumen of mature sheep was measured by a technique dependent upon the incorporation of 35S from radioactive sulphate into microbial sulphur amino acids. In two separate experiments, sheep were fed on four dried forages and three fresh forages.
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Is the host heme incorporated in microbial heme‐proteins?
IUBMB Life, 2008[No abstract available]
Federica Tiburzi +2 more
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Microbial factories for the production of animal proteins
C R C Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition, 1982Recombinant DNA technology has recently been shown to offer a route to the microbial synthesis of significant amounts of animal, viral, and human proteins. In order to take advantage of this technology, a desired gene must first be obtained and cloned in a suitable host organism. The foreign gene must then be efficiently expressed.
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Microbial Envelope Proteins Related to Iron
Annual Review of Microbiology, 1982INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE ...... 285 THE VITAMIN BJ2 CONNECTION 289 THE ENVELOPE OF GRAM·NEGATIVE BACTERIA 289 FERRICHROME RECEPTOR 29 1 FERRIC ENTEROBACTIN RECEPTOR 293 FERRIC CITRATE RECEPTOR ..... 297 CITRATE-HYDROXAMATE SIDEROPHORES 297 TONB 299 AGROBA CTERIUM TUMEFA CIENS AND PARA COCCUS DENITRIFICANS 300 VIBRIO SPP. 301
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Feed enrichment with microbial protein
Conservation & Recycling, 1982Abstract Some thermotolerant fungi have properties which are particularly suitable for the production of protein-rich animal feed supplements, from cassava and other starchy materials, in tropical countries. Of the cultures studied, CephaZosporium eichhorniae 152 (ATCC 11550) produced protein with the greatest nutritional value.
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Microbial meat: A sustainable vegan protein source produced from agri-waste to feed the world
Food Research International, 2023Minaxi Sharma +2 more
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Bioconversion of yellow wine wastes into microbial protein via mixed yeast-fungus cultures
Bioresource Technology, 2020Hang Gao +2 more
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