Sentence examples for changes of bacteria from inspiring English sources

The enhanced antibacterial activity was observed by quantification of colony forming units (CFU) and morphological changes of bacteria.

Consequently, in addition to a tool designed for genome editing (Ghorbal et al., 2014), CRISPRs are widely used to demonstrate the dynamic changes of bacteria and phage communities.

Thus, we suggest that peroxidation and decomposition of membrane fatty acids could be one of the factors contributing to the morphological changes of bacteria observed under SEM, and ultimately, cell death.

The influence of the education given to the parents and the children can be followed through the weekly changes of bacteria rates taken from the the toothbrush samples.

Another study reported that dysbiosis observed in murine models of colitis is associated with composition change of bacteria present in the oral cavity and in saliva (Said et al., 2014; Lucas López et al., 2017).

We analyzed the changes of soil bacteria structure diversity of non-fumigation (NF), chloropicrin-fumigation for 1 year (F_1) and continuous chloropicrin-fumigation for 3 years (F_3).

The present study addressed whether and to what extent this new peptide affects membrane permeation or combines with bacterial DNA and how it relates to cell viability and morphological changes of treated bacteria.

Most of the bioaerosol studies investigated the effect of RH on bacterial viability were conducted decades ago by measuring some morphological or physiological changes of the bacteria as the end points (Cox and Baldwin 1967; Hess 1965; Bateman et al. 1961; Dunklin and Puck 1948).

This study uses AFM imaging to investigate the surface changes of photocatalyzed bacteria.

Morphologic and structure changes of the bacteria were observed, using a KYKY-1000B scanning electron microscope.

The scattered light signals increased from 10 h onwards in the EC and NC cultures and, after a short stable period, also in the other cultures probably reflecting morphological changes of the bacteria [ 22].