Sentence examples for microbial community members from inspiring English sources

These methods capitalize on the intrinsic phylogenetic information contained in genetically hypervariable regions of the 16S ribosomal RNA gene (rDNA) to simultaneously provide accurate assessments of the relative abundances of all microbial community members and their taxonomic affinities (Text S1).

Otherwise, it's hard to understand how this would be an 'adaptive' response on the part of the microbial community members.

Thus, screening systems able to rapidly identify the presence and activity of enzymes, effects of mutations, or interaction and changes among microbial community members were desired.

On the other hand, very drastic and complicated changes in the microbial community members, especially those in Proteobacteria, were observed in the polluted soil.

Recently, the PICRUSt algorithm [ 15] was developed to predict metagenome functional profiles of microbial community members from 16S rRNA marker genes.

Therefore species are likely to be challenged by abiotic habitat filters and two distinct biotic factors: plant-imposed habitat filters and interactions with fellow microbial community members (Fig. 1).

Seminal progress and, arguably, the dawn of the current golden age of microbiology came from PCR amplifying and sequencing the gene encoding the small ribosomal RNA subunit from complex, natural microbial communities, most members of which were recalcitrant to cultivation-dependent microbiological approaches (Olsen et al. 1994).

This suggests that the community of anaerobes may be more important than the specific members and that targeting keystone members of the microbial community may have indirect effects on non-target or "antibiotic resistant" bacteria such as Atopobium vaginae.

At first glance, this result appears to be in contrast to several studies suggesting that the soil microbial community is an important third member in the mycorrhizal-plant relationship [ 21].

The biodegradation capability of anaerobic fungi might be regulated by other members of rumen microbial community, as exampled by methanogens.

The prospects of using these regulating metabolites depend on the "range", specificity and safety for other members of the microbial community in insufficient concentrations.