Sentence examples for a bacterium in from inspiring English sources

The poison, tetrodotoxin, is produced by a bacterium in the fish.

A 2009 study, for example, found that colicky babies had gastrointestinal inflammation and traces of a bacterium in their guts that may have prompted it.

In 2010 a paper in Science suggested that a bacterium in Mono Lake, California, used arsenic instead of phosphorus in its genetic code and represented a new form of life.

Last week, just two days before spinach got the clear, a brand of carrot juice from California was linked to botulism from a bacterium in soil that increases when juice isn't properly refrigerated.

It may come as a shock, then, that mere mortals have now made artificial life.Craig Venter and Hamilton Smith, the two American biologists who unravelled the first DNA sequence of a living organism (a bacterium) in 1995, have made a bacterium that has an artificial genome creating a living creature with no ancestor (see article).

Figure 1 represents clockwise (Tumble) and counter clockwise movement of a bacterium in a nutrient solution.

"If you put a bacteria in a situation where they've only got one food source to consume, over time they will adapt to do that," he said.

The deal is that Nasa has found a bacteria in a lake in California whose DNA uses arsenic.

Convit combined a bacterium found in armadillos and existing tuberculosis treatment to produce an experimental vaccine against leprosy.

Now scientists say they have discovered a bacterium lurking in the nose that fights MRSA by producing its own antibiotic.

The Yale researchers looked at the protein-building part of the ribosome of a bacterium found in the Dead Sea.