All three isolates, namely, Scenedesmus sp. METUNERGY1402 (Scenedesmus sp. ME02), Hindakia tetrachotoma METUNERGY1403 (H. tetrachotoma ME03) and Micractinium sp. METUNERGY1405 (Micractinium sp. ME05) are adaptable to growth at a wide temperature range (25 50 °C).
Overall, this study showed that A. baumannii is well adaptable to growth in an environment which has limiting iron availability.
So capsules could be used to create local microenvironment adaptable to cell growth and fine chemicals production.
Palmitoleoyl residue changes the properties (e.g., fluidity) of the outer membrane and makes bacteria adaptable to low growth temperatures.
SF/Col-based NC scaffolds provide an adaptable delivery system for growth factors and hold potential for nerve regeneration and possibly for other tissue engineering applications.
In terms of pediatric surgery, patches should also be adaptable with the patient׳s growth to minimize the need of follow-on operations.
This bacterial strain showed different adaptable responses to hydrocarbon growth, and was found either free within the bulk water phase or associated with hydrocarbons in the oil/water interface and emulsions (Figure 2a-f).
In terms of pediatric surgery, patches should also be adaptable with the patient's growth to minimize the need of follow-on operations.
This suggests that this process is multifactorial, involving many different regulators, and is adaptable within strains to individual growth or pathogenic environments.
The metabolic network may not be perfectly adaptable in the service of growth, as imagined in FBA, nor strictly committed to a singular flux profile, as postulated by MOMA.
