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The third generation is the biofuels generated from cyanobacterial, microalgae and other microbes, which is the most promising approach to meet the global energy demands.
Indeed, the physiology of soil microbes — which is largely overlooked in climate models — could prove to be a key determinant of soil carbon emissions in a warmer world (Letter, page 336, and News & Views, page 303).
What's left over makes it deep under the surface and supports a meager population of microbes, which is too small to deplete all the oxygen.
Among these, oil droplets have been assumed of uniform size with the presence of abundant oil degrading microbes, which is not applicable for most cases.
Few reports have shown that selenium compounds can be converted to elemental selenium by various microbes, which is less toxic (Fujita et al. 2002; Kashiwa et al. 2000).
The combination of G. zeylanica and TiO2 as a potential antimicrobial agent in medicine may be an important future direction due to the widely reported emergence of multidrug resistance among microbes, which is a major challenge in medicine.
From that moment on, every mother's kiss, every swaddling blanket, carries on it more microbes, which are introduced into the baby's system.
Gov. Tom Vilsack of Iowa sent armed troopers and Iowa National Guard soldiers to safeguard Iowa State University's cache of anthrax microbes, which were kept in more than 100 vials.
The human body is populated by over a thousand species of microbes, which are estimated to make up about 3-5 pofnds ourour total body weight.
The usual argument for getting antibiotics out of agriculture is the rise, now documented, of antibiotic-resistant microbes, which are becoming a serious public-health threat.
Prophylactic selective decontamination of the digestive tract (SDD) simultaneously applies three to four different antimicrobials for the suppression of enteric aerobic microbes, which are potentially pathogenic microorganisms.
