Sentence examples for mediated by bacteria from inspiring English sources

Besides, it depend on the bacterial community, since the reactions in natural waters are commonly mediated by bacteria.

Molecular studies for gene analysis indicating that HCH degradation was probably mediated by bacteria closely related to Sphingomonadaceae family bacteria.

Although its ligand is still unknown, activation is mediated by bacteria and fungi [ 3, 4].

Physiologically absorbed carbohydrates such as glucose undergo fermentation mediated by bacteria prior to their absorption in the small bowel.

Lytic enzymes have many potential uses in the food industry, in hospitals and nursing homes, and in the treatment of diseases such as dental caries that are mediated by bacteria.

Adherence of an EB to the host cell is mediated by bacteria-host receptor interactions that initiate signaling via the adhesin-bound receptor and concomitantly by other bacterial effector proteins to trigger the rapid internalization of the bacteria [ 8- 12].

Furthermore, previous studies have reported mineralogical differences of biominerals formed by precipitation mediated by halophilic bacteria [ 10, 18] as well as the different roles that these bacteria play in carbonate mineralization at both natural environments and laboratory culture media.

Our results demonstrated that the biotransformation of MWCNTs was mediated by resistant bacteria through oxidation process.

The results of the present study indicate that electric currents mediated by cable bacteria could be important for the biogeochemistry in many more environments than anticipated thus far and suggest a common evolutionary origin of the cable phenotype within Desulfobulbaceae with subsequent diversification into a freshwater and a marine lineage.

Human exposure to alkylating carcinogens can result from cigarette smoke, fuel combustion, the presence of heterocyclic amines in the diet and from endogenous nitrosation of amides and amines mediated by enteric bacteria and the reaction of secondary amines with nitrite (1– 4).

Remarkably, inoculation with Azospirillum, a typical rhizospheric bacterium, via foliar spray can also increase plant growth (Fukami et al. 2016), attributable to the synthesis of IAA by the bacterium, i.e. a plant-signaling process mediated by the bacterium, far stronger than when synthetic IAA was applied (Puente et al. 2017).