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Witkin discovered how bacteria respond to DNA damage, detailing the response to UV radiation.
This global regulator, which seems to help the bacteria respond to stress by becoming more virulent, is a potential therapeutic target for future Salmonella treatments.
Researchers develop a method to investigate how bacteria respond to starvation and to identify which proteins bind to what they call the "magic spot" — ppGpp.
Now a member of Roman Stocker's group, she mixes physics with photography to learn how bacteria respond to rapidly changing environments.
The way bacteria respond to a stressful environment by making more or less of a particular protein, for example can point researchers toward biochemical pathways that novel therapeutics might target.
One would think that digestive enzymes, soluble, and insoluble fiber, cleansing the digestive tract, and educating the immune system to recognize bad bacteria, respond to the threat properly, and know when to tone down the immune response would round out addressing the problems associated with C Diff and other digestive imbalances well enough eliminate the problem in most people.
Chemotactic bacteria responded to positive attractant gradients by suppressing the tumbling frequency, but appeared to be insensitive to negative attractant gradients.
But, as scientists began to domesticate microorganisms in the laboratory, they noticed that not all bacteria responded to their efforts in the same way.
Bacteria responded to rewetting with a large offset in community structure between the active and the inactive community, whereas fungi showed a less contrasted response (Fig. 3).
They included an organism 98% similar in its 16S rRNA sequence to Micropruina glycogenica, and ca. 76% of the high G+C bacteria responded to a probe MIC 184, designed against it.
A sensitive inwards electric output (electron flow from electrode into bacteria) responded to fumarate in Shewanella oneidensis MR-1 was characterized, and an electrochemical fumarate biosensing system was developed without genetic engineering.
