Bacteria connecting to the surface form microcolonies anchored in the extracellular matrix [ 7].
The difference in Wolbachia prevalence correlated significantly with the pair-wise genetic distance of populations suggesting that spreading of the bacteria is connected to the isolation of the host populations.
Therefore, the presence of ATP-dependent DNA ligases in certain bacteria could be connected to the ligation of DNA breaks under several contexts that would generate genetic variability, with possible evolutionary advantages.
They assumed that the bacteria and eukaryotes were connected to the archaea by a single organism and tried to find which group of archaea was most closely related to the eukaryotes.
Bacteria were injected to the tubing connected to the input end of the collector and their transport visualized by epifluorescent microscopy (Fig. 5k,l).
However, little is known concerning the occurrence, fluxes, or fate of B. cereus sl bacteria in various aquatic environments (rain, leachates, or groundwater) that are connected to the main reservoir of these bacteria (i.e., soil).
Special strips with harmless bacteria are being placed in the building and connected to computers so scientists on the outside will be able to tell when the building is safe.
When you have sex, unwanted bacteria can travel up the urethra, which is connected to your bladder.
In 2005, two Australian doctors received the Nobel Prize in Medicine for their discovery that ulcers, long thought to be connected to emotional stress, were caused by bacteria.
In his letter to the Agriculture Department, Huber also commented on the herbicide, saying that the bacteria that he's concerned about appears to be connected to use of glyphosate, the key ingredient in Roundup.
