Sentence examples for microbes from a from inspiring English sources

Could the best treatment for depression be "microbes from a donor with a sunny disposition"?

But we do know that a great deal of spinach from a great many fields gets mixed together in the water at that plant, giving microbes from a single field an opportunity to contaminate a vast amount of food.

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When the researchers added oligosaccharides purified from whey to the Malawian diets of mice with microbes from a severely malnourished infant, the mice grew more muscle, bigger bones, and had quite "dramatic changes" in brain and liver metabolism, Gordon says.

Because the mice in this study started with microbes from a Westerner, whose microbiome was already low in diversity, the study also suggests that, "it may be possible for the Western microbiota to lose additional diversity," she adds.

Alfalfa plant residues were incorporated into the artificial soils and the soils were inoculated with microbes from a natural soil and incubated for 184 days to study the effects of clay contents, exchangeable cations and clay types on the mineralization of OC and plant residue derived microbial biomass.

You can still fatten germ-free mice by loading them with microbes from an obese mouse (or person).

All the good bacteria that normally inhabit the human gut — bacteria that get decimated with antibiotics — somewhat inhibit toxic microbes from getting a foothold or flourishing, even if they cannot fight off a full-scale assault.

Here whole genome amplification is carried out from single cells, which unlocks entire biochemical potential of an uncultured microbe from a complex habitat.

The drugs may block microbes from assembling a cell wall, stop them from manufacturing new proteins, or prevent them from copying their DNA.

One explanation for the health benefits of intestinal diversity is the inhibition of quorum sensing microbes from achieving a quorum.