As shown in Table 1, Y. lipolytica was capable of growing on glycerol with a maximum specific growth rate (μmax) of 0.31 h-1, whereas μmax during growth on glucose was estimated to 0.24 h-1, representing a 23%reductionn.
A quite interesting type of protective function was reported for the S-layer lattice of Synechococcus (Schultze-Lam et al., 1992; Schultze-Lam & Beveridge, 1994b), a cyanobacterium capable of growing in lakes with exceptionally high calcium and sulfate ion concentrations.
Furthermore, we showed that ZS1 was capable of growing in MS medium supplemented with 1% crude oil as sole carbon source, in which cell mass increase coincided with the formation of crude-oil emulsion.
Spontaneous suppressor mutants of strain MG1029 capable of growing on LB plates supplemented with vancomycin (140 μg/ml) were isolated; one such mutant strain was MG1088.
Surprisingly, all nrdAB mutants overexpressing nrdHIEF proved capable of growing in the presence of oxygen with only a class Ib enzyme, although they displayed much slower growth rates as well as a filamentous morphology (Figure S2).
Such advantages have allowed Kodiak bears — a subspecies of brown bear — to become some of the largest in the world, with exceptional males capable of growing to 11 feet tall and 1,200 pounds.
The American economy is capable of growing at 3.5% per year for decades with the right fiscal, monetary, regulatory and social policies.
PM analysis revealed that M. phaseolina is capable of growing in sodium salt concentrations of 1-8%, with maximal growth at 2-42-4%
Is it possible that only those tumor cells with some level of mitochondrial function are capable of growing in vitro?
On the contrary, only bacteria associated with grapevines grown in Egypt presented resistance to high temperatures, with 39%and38%8% of strains isolated from root and rhizosphere, respectively, capable of growing at 50°C, probably being adapted to hot summer temperatures [ 89].
