Sentence examples for bacteria derived from from inspiring English sources

Mechanistic studies used cell cultures and bacteria derived from CF lung infection as substrates.

Various kinds of pathogenic bacteria derived from the intestinal tract of animals exist in compost material like cow dung (Gong 2007).

So did the discovery that compostable garbage can be reduced to less than 10% of its mass by fermenting it with bacteria derived from the feces of panda bears.

A total of 143 Pseudomonas fluorescens strains isolated from rhizosphere of transgenic and WT lines were tested for their antagonistic activity against Phytophthora nicotianae and differences between bacteria derived from transgenic and WT were not detected.

The virulence traits of bacteria derived from biofilms formed by transparent and opaque variants were investigated in a mouse intranasal infection model, as was in vitro adherence to A549 and Detroit 562 cell lines.

The closest identity found was less than 94.5% and was with different representatives of the Rickettsiella genus (the closest among validated species is Rickettsiella popiliae) and multiple uncultured bacteria derived from environmental samples.

Based on the gained results, a water treatment concept was developed consisting of a central sand filtration prior to the distribution network, a semi-central hygienization where large water volumes are needed to remove bacteria deriving from water distribution and a final point-of-use water treatment.

Higher PCR Ct-values may indicate that the amount of bacteria is below the detection threshold of BC, that the bacteria present are non-viable and/or that the bacteria derive from other sources than the infected mammary gland.

A total of 384 clones (192 for each bacterium) derived from enriched cDNA libraries were randomly picked for screening.

The name of the disease (and of the bacterium) derives from a 1976 state convention of the American Legion, a U.S. military veterans' organization, at a Philadelphia hotel where 182 Legionnaires contracted the disease, 29 of them fatally.

It seems unlikely that Tca would persist for very long after Bt has sporulated, and that whatever benefit the bacterium derives from the toxin is more temporally correlated with expression than is the case for the endotoxins.