Sentence examples for individual microorganisms from inspiring English sources
April 8, 1868 Tonica, Illinois April 14 , 1947Santa Monica, California Herbert Spencer Jennings, (born April 8 , 1868 Tonica, Ill., U.S. died April 14 , 1947 Santa Monica, Calif.) U.S. zoologist, one of the first scientists to study the behaviour of individual microorganisms and to experiment with genetic variations in single-celled organisms.
Mixing at the microscale is provided by flagella (or flagella bundle) motion of individual microorganisms.
This enables the individual microorganisms to efficiently grow and establish a stable population in biofilm as the possibility of intra-species competition is greatly reduced.
The consortia of cyanobacteria/microalgae and bacteria can be efficient in detoxification of organic and inorganic pollutants, and removal of nutrients from wastewaters, compared to the individual microorganisms.
Highly reproducible co-culture results confirm that FFD and MD, via response surface analysis, are applicable to assess the roles of the individual microorganisms in the defined co-culture.
The set of syndromes co-occurring with individual microorganisms can be thought of as a disease signature for each pathogen (Fig. 4).
It is clear that the MBRT of a mixed culture could predict the CFU of individual microorganism.
Once standard curves for individual microorganism are available relating MBRT slope and plate technique, and then there is no need to use the plate method in future experiments.
Positive control wells consisted of the individual microorganism under investigation inoculated in 100 μL nutrient broth while negative control wells contained DMSO at the same concentration present in the test wells.
According to recent study data time to report for the method's workflow is less than four hours and the analytical sensitivity of the assay ranges between 3 and 100 CFU/ml in whole blood depending on the individual microorganism [4].
For most species, a single probe was enough to identify an individual microorganism.
