Sentence examples for enhances bacteria from inspiring English sources
These outcomes may be attributed to possible bacteria dissemination due to vascular injury [ 76] or to a novel function of IL-6 that enhances bacteria replication [ 74].
An in vitro knock down of Wnt2 enhances bacteria induced epithelial IL8 expression, which is conversely less secreted in Wnt2 overexpressing cells (Liu et al, 2012).
This mat (also referred to as a "biologically active layer," "biolayer," or "clogged" zone) enhances bacteria removal through filtration and predation by antagonistic organisms, but it may take several months to develop around new latrines (Caldwell and Parr 1937).
Wetting cheese with brine or booze as it matures encourages flavour-enhancing bacteria, a colourful (usually orange or red) rind and an occasionally overpowering pong.
Pilus Energy – Harnesses genetically enhanced bacteria in scalable electrogenic bioreactor and harvests the electricity and biogases from their metabolism of organics like those found in wastewater.
Co-cultivation of axenic C. vulgaris (ACV) with four different growth enhancing bacteria revealed a symbiotic relationship with each bacterium.
However, after long pulse (200 µs) and high frequency (500 Hz) Oxygen PIII treatment, PTFE surfaces enhanced bacteria and cell attachment.
Fcgbp binds to the Fc portion of IgG molecules, and, during an inflammatory reaction, the complex is fixed to the mucus layer, enhancing bacteria opsonization [ 40, 41].
The fact that an iron-reducing bacterium can inhibit corrosion when a corrosion-enhancing bacterium is present warrants future study with respect to its potential applicability to the design of biological corrosion-control measures.
It is demonstrated that the doping of carbons with nitrogen induces surface acidity and hydrophilicity, which in turn significantly enhances the bacteria sorption.
The other is the ability of this strain to gather on the surface of an intestinal wall in a dense pattern that looks like a stack of bricks, possibly enhancing the bacteria's ability to pump the toxin into the body.
