Sentence examples for microbe has led from inspiring English sources

Now, research on a methane-producing microbe has led to a novel theory that could breathe new life into the field and help two opposing theories find common ground.

This extremely low infectious dose, ease of transmission via the aerosol route, and previous attempts to weaponize this microbe have led to its recognition as a biothreat agent [ 2].

The increasing occurrence of multi-antibiotic resistant microbes has led to the search for alternative methods of killing pathogens and treating infections.

Many of the drugs in use today were originally uncovered in microbes; recent progress in mining the rich genetic resource of non-culturable microbes has led to the discovery of new genes, enzymes, and natural products.

Whole-genome analysis of microbes has led to the development of the 'pan-genome' concept (Tettelin et al., 2005).

The exploration of soils and other habitats for microbes of biotechnological interest has led to the isolation of novel actinomycete strains [ 21].

Heightened concern over highly pathogenic microbes such as Yersinia pestis has led to a surge in plague investigations, from basic mechanisms of pathogenesis to the development of novel vaccines and therapeutics.

The inappropriate use of antibiotics has led illness-causing microbes to become resistant to such drugs.

Chlamydia screening has led to detection of the microbe among more men as their female partners advise them to get tested and treated to avoid re-infections.

Inappropriate use of antibiotics has led to the spread of drug-resistant microbes that threaten to undo many of the gains the antibiotics have achieved.

As it is now recognized that only about 60% of the species in oral biofilms are cultivable [ 10], the use of culture-independent analyses has led to a new level of understanding of oral associated microbes [ 11].