Sentence examples for digestive environment from inspiring English sources
This enzyme provides a relevant model for potential therapeutic applications, such as 'biodetoxication' in the digestive environment.
New strategies to prevent or treat diseases have been focusing on innovative approaches, such as the oral administration of living recombinant micro-organisms delivering active compounds in the digestive environment.
The host genome does not encode homologs of many of these enzymes, evidence of the complementarity between host and microbiota and illustrating the adaptation of the intestinal microbiota to the host digestive environment [ 15, 16].
These transfers have allowed for successful adaptation of Blastocystis spp. to digestive environments [ 37].
As a feedback this would contribute to tight the association of " Ca. M. alvus" cluster methanogens with digestive tract environments.
Together with other genomic traits described above, this supports a larger distribution of M. luminyensis than digestive tract environments.
In mammals, GBS is primarily considered as a commensal of the digestive tract, an environment rich in diverse C-sources.
Fungi, the life forms that had fascinated me since childhood, secrete digestive enzymes into the environment, often turning their substrates to slime, and then reabsorb the breakdown products.
In contrast, conditions applying to more proximal sections of the digestive tract (more acid environment, fast transit, and high bile acid concentration) make microbial diversity lower, with higher abundance of acid lactic bacteria [ 32].
Interestingly, Cryptosporidium, Piromyces and many diplomonads are all anaerobes or microaerophiles, and many share similar, if not identical, environments; the digestive tract of various mammals.
Eating meats preserved with it--such as hot dogs, bacon and breakfast sausages--can increase the risk of cancer because nitrite can form carcinogenic compounds when exposed to hot environments like a frying pan or acidic environments like the digestive system.
