Sentence examples for many microbial systems from inspiring English sources

Denitrification is measured conveniently in many microbial systems by addition of C2H2, which inhibits N2O reductase, the last step of the denitrification pathway.

76 Nevertheless, HDPs are less prone to inducing resistance than conventional antibiotics because they often use several microbicidal mechanisms simultaneously, target ing many microbial systems with low affinity rather than having one specific target.

The constraints-based approach, in particular flux balance analysis, has been shown to be highly predictive of growth phenotypes in many microbial systems [ 8, 9] and can be used to construct large scale metabolic models based on genome sequences in the absence of kinetic information, making it particularly attractive for less well-studied organisms like S. coelicolor.

The fermentation of sugars to alcohols by microbial systems underpins many biofuel initiatives.

The human microbiome (HM) is a complex system of many microbial communities inhabiting a diversity of environmental niches throughout the human body.

Introducing and expressing foreign genes in plants present many technical challenges that are not encountered with microbial systems.

However, many microbial habitats of recent interest can be considered "low biomass" systems, as these sample types may only allow access to a few thousand cells.

Apart from those summarized in Table  3, many other genes with well-documented pathogenicity/symbiosis functions in other microbial systems are found in the genome of SCBI more than half of which are located on genomic islands.

Computational reconstruction and analysis of cellular models of microbial metabolism is one of the great success stories of systems biology, and much more needs to be learned from the many microbial components of mutualistic microbiomes that inhabit mammals.

This is largely due to the sophisticated immune surveillance systems and innate defense mechanisms by the host and the lack of adaptation of many microbial pathogens, resulting in a tug of war between resistance and virulence.

To date, many biopolymer-based functional composites have been developed to increase the value of raw biopolymers obtained from natural sources or microbial systems.