Sentence examples for competing bacteria from inspiring English sources

Lambert, G., Liao, D., Vyawahare, S. & Austin, R. H. Anomalous spatial redistribution of competing bacteria under starvation conditions.

The bacterial type VI secretion system is a multicomponent molecular machine directed against eukaryotic host cells and competing bacteria.

Over three weeks, one group drank 200 milliliters of cranberry juice daily, another was given a probiotic supplement containing competing bacteria, and another received a placebo.

With sulfate-eating bacteria limited by their food supply, that would have opened up an ecological niche for competing bacteria that produce methane, possibly solving the "faint sun paradox".

They came to the conclusion that "residual chlorine kills all the competing bacteria and just leaves the NTM, which are chlorine-intolerant". And when the competition is eliminated, the pathogens thrive.

The risk of CDI increases significantly in the case where antimicrobial treatment reduces the number of competing bacteria in the gut, thus leading to the increased availability of nutrients and loss of colonization resistance.

Upon binding to a competing bacterium, remodelling of the E9 Im9 interface converts a complex that is very stable in the absence of force to a labile one, leading to colicin activation and cell death.

Even the introduction of competing bacteria--a kind of oral battle of the bugs--could someday be part of a trip to the dentist.

Plant-associated Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strains belonging to subsp. plantarum[2] are distinguished from other representatives of endospore-forming B. amyloliquefaciens by their ability to colonize plant rhizosphere, to stimulate plant growth, and to suppress competing phytopathogenic bacteria and fungi.

If this has a positive effect, then non-antibiotic interventions (such as competing probiotic bacteria) should be studied.

And in real life, it might be possible to create tough omnivorous bacteria that could out-compete real bacteria.