Sentence examples for bacterial storage from inspiring English sources
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A HRAS pilot plant was operated under controlled conditions resulting in concentrating the influent particulate, colloidal, and soluble COD to a waste solids stream with minimal energy input by maximizing sludge production, bacterial storage, and bioflocculation.
There is also a report regarding a strain of Acanthamoeba castellani which is known to have depolymerizing activity for polyhydrozybutyarate (PHB) (Anderson et al. [2005]), a bacterial storage polyester.
There are approximately 150 different types of hydroxyalkanoic acids at present known as the constituents of these bacterial storage polyesters.
Polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHAs) are highly reduced bacterial storage compounds that are accumulated in most bacteria during unbalanced growth conditions [ 37].
Like their eukaryotic homologs, Bfr are integral factors in bacterial iron storage and in combating iron-mediated oxidative stress [48].
In our study, we describe a new technique to produce alginate-starch macrocapsules, with the aim of producing probiotic macrocapsules to ensure bacterial viability during storage, and to facilitate administration of the inoculum to young calves with feed.
Therefore, preventing an increase in bacterial numbers during storage is important for preventing AMP from degrading to AdR.
Polyhydroxybutyrate (PHB) is the best-characterized member of the polyhydroxyalkanoate (PHA) family and is widespread in various bacterial species as storage material (Liebergesell et al. 1994; Steinbüchel 2008).
Rinsing and drying after HLD are essential for the removal of chemical solutions and for preventing bacterial colonization during storage of GI endoscopes [ 1].
