The phrase "availability of bacteria" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or medical contexts when discussing the presence or accessibility of bacteria in a particular environment or study.
Example: "The availability of bacteria in the soil is crucial for understanding nutrient cycling and ecosystem health."
Alternatives: "presence of bacteria" or "accessibility of bacteria".
This reduction in total organic carbon was higher than that of P 4. The percentage reduction of total organic carbon in P 2 and P 3 was higher due to the availability of thermophilic bacteria which enhances the degradation rate of complex cellulose and protein.
The small number of fungal fractions displaying activity against gram negative bacteria underlines the poor availability of antibiotics against gram negative bacteria and underlines that few novel candidates are in the pipeline [ 34].
The field of bacterial evolution is poised to benefit as well: for instance, the availability of models for several bacteria along the phylogenetic tree would allow more comprehensive studies on the constraints implied by bacteria's metabolic capabilities and their evolution.
Limiting the availability of extracellular sugar deprives bacteria of an energy source and restricts virulence factor delivery.
During infection, polymorphonuclear leukocytes (PMNs) upregulate lactoferrin production, which reduces the availability of free iron for bacteria and increases the availability of lactoferrin-containing iron for PMNs [26].
NRAMP1 regulates intramacrophage iron concentrations to limit the availability of iron for intracellular bacteria [ 47], as demonstrated in Mycobacterium bovis residing within the phagolysosome [ 47, 48].
Since spatial restriction on population growth limits the availability of free DNA to bacteria, we expect the impact of transformation on population dynamics to be different in spatially restricted compared to the planktonic populations.
Because the iron is also required by the cell to generate reactive oxygen and nitrogen intermediates, the loss of Fe2+ ion transporter function of Nramp1 protein could increase availability of iron for intramacrophage bacteria and simultaneously weaken antimicrobial activity, thus favoring infection with M. tuberculosis and progression to tuberculosis disease.
Despite the availability of detection methods for pathogenic bacteria, the routine detection of these bacteria is not advocated for as it is tedious, time-consuming and hazardous to the health of the operator.
We concentrated on the metabolic networks of bacteria due to the availability and quality of the data.
