Sentence examples for bacteria from a from inspiring English sources

Mice with bacteria from a fat twin grew fat.

Mice with bacteria from a thin twin stayed lean.

But when the same generation of eggs was exposed to bacteria from a later period, the infection rate declined.

Did the researchers check to see if dips gained bacteria from a regular chip dipping (no double dipping).

Also intriguing was that a change in diet could cause bacteria from a thin twin to crowd out the bacteria from a fat twin, causing the fat mouse to lose weight.

The investigators discovered that given a chance, and in the presence of a low-fat diet, bacteria from a lean twin will take over the gut of a mouse that already had bacteria from a fat twin.

No matter what the diet, bacteria from a fat mouse do not take over in a mouse that is thin.

Photosynthesis liberated these bacteria from a dependence on the metabolism of organic materials that had accumulated from natural processes, and it also released oxygen into the atmosphere.

The discovery that the bacteria of 30,000 years ago had genes for antibiotic resistance underlines the danger of looking at bacteria from a purely medical perspective.

Mr. Harris was arrested in 1995 after he obtained three vials of inert bubonic plague bacteria from a mail-order lab in Maryland.

He bought the bacteria from a commercial supplier and shipped them to testing labs, saying they had come from his patients' ears.