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An example of microbes' ability to decompose complex materials is shown by the white and brown rot fungi that decompose wood to simple compounds, including CO2.

Based on those calculations, and allowing for microbes' ability to survive extremely harsh conditions, the researchers conclude that any Martian bacteria or spores that ventured too near the surface would long ago have been annihilated by the freezing temperatures and radiation.

Finally "E" reminds families and practitioners of the increasing role of microbes' ability to induce damaging placental and fetal inflammation.

Saccharomyces yeasts are favored because of their excellent yield, tolerance of low pH that discourages the growth of spoilage microbes, ability to grow aerobically for efficient cell generation, and robustness.

They figured out how to transfer a single gene from bovine cells that codes for chymosin into microbes, giving microbes the ability to produce chymosin.

In all microbes, the ability to infect the host and cause disease symptoms resides, ultimately, at the cellular level.

Many antibiotics on the market today work in similar ways: They either paralyze the microbe's ability to build a protective cell wall or prevent the bugs from synthesizing proteins or DNA.

Gene products which give a microbe the ability to persist and invade a host of particular species are often referred as virulence factors.

A 1991 outbreak traced to apple cider highlighted the microbe's ability to endure acidic conditions.

The integrated model of B. thetaiotaomicron and mouse captured known growth dependencies, such as the gut microbe's ability to extract energy from dietary polysaccharides, which would otherwise be worthless to the host (Fig. 1D).

Working in the field of genetics, he developed an explanation for the way microbes acquire their ability to adapt in different nutritional environments.