Sentence examples for bacteria capable of growing from inspiring English sources
The present study was designed to isolate oleaginous bacteria capable of growing on food-processing waste to produce bio-fuels on a sustainable basis.
L. monocytogenes is one of the pathogenic bacteria capable of growing at refrigeration temperatures.
Lactobacilli and pediococci represent some of the few contaminant bacteria capable of growing in cheese after manufacture as NSLAB.
Furthermore, the functions enriched in the genomes of bacteria capable of growing in beer are likely to contribute to their specific phenotypic traits.
To determine if enteric bacteria capable of growing in the presence of gentamicin would be susceptible to a different antibiotic in the same class, streptomycin was investigated at 10 μg/mL.
Despite the intriguing possibilities afforded by the slow growth phenotype, very little is known about the alterations that characterize this trait, especially in obligate intracellular pathogens where transformation technology has lagged behind that of bacteria capable of growing in cell-free media [ 8].
It is well known that a wide range of fungi and bacteria are capable of growing on oil painting adhesive and canvases, and some have been observed after the relining of degraded canvases [14].
Because reduced and low-fat cheeses contain more moisture and are generally produced using lower cooking temperatures, lactic acid bacteria are capable of growing high populations.
Bacteria used for denitrification did not have the ability to produce ectoine and trehalose, and the amounts that they accumulated from the environment were much smaller than in halotolerant or halophilic bacteria, which are capable of growing in a high salinity environment (from 3 to 18% NaCl) (Onraedt et al. 2004).
It also discusses the development of a mutant strain of the named bacterium, which is capable of growing in a high glycerol concentration and of resisting product (ethanol) inhibition.
The bacterium Stenotrophomonas maltophilia PM102, capable of growing on TCE as the sole carbon source, was isolated from the waste disposal site of the industrial belt lining Asansol and Dhanbad, India, by serial dilution and plating technique.
