Sentence examples for bacterial loss from inspiring English sources
Probiotic application in food industry remains a challenge in decades because of bacterial loss in viability during powder manufacture and storage.
One of the methods to overcome the bacterial loss was to apply leaching solution with low ionic strength in the column tests (Gannon et al. 1991; Redman et al. 2004).
This study shows the first complete report on ultrathin TiO2/Cu nano-particulate films sputtered by highly ionized pulsed plasma magnetron sputtering (HIPIMS) leading to fast bacterial loss of viability.
The authors concluded the gut microbial 'plasticity' is conditioned by the altered microbiome and that altered gut homeostasis was caused by antibiotic pretreatment rather than by the primary bacterial loss.
Furthermore, and also in contrast with the bacterial orthologue, loss of ERAL1 leads to rapid decay of nascent 12S mt-rRNA, consistent with a role as a mitochondrial RNA chaperone.
In a subsequent functional assay incubating IgG with the bacterial supernatant, loss of the N-linked glycan on IgG was visualized as a 4 kDa shift of the heavy chain on the electrophoresis gel and corresponding lack of signal in the LCA lectin blot.
To calculate plasmid loss, bacterial colony forming units (CFU) recovered without amp selection were subtracted from the CFU recovered with amp selection and percentages of each found in the spleen were determined.
10.7554/eLife.01990.014 Figure 9. Manipulation of LYS1 levels causes hypersusceptibility towards bacterial infection and loss of peptidoglycan (PGN -triggered immune responses.
Two basic mechanisms are known to accelerate mutation in bacterial strains: a loss of DNA repair or proofreading systems and the induction of pro-mutagenic pathways.
After any injury, a number of stimuli (for example, stress, mechanical forces, bacterial invasion, fluid loss) become factors in the regulation of the wound healing process.
Two-tailed Mann-Whitney paired tests were used to compare weight loss, bacterial quantifications, bacteriophages, and cytokines in the lung sample.
