Sentence examples for microbial products in from inspiring English sources

Static light scanning (SLS) and dynamic light scanning (DLS) are powerful tools for exploring the spatial configuration of microbial products in aqueous solution, which cannot be obtained by other analytical techniques, and thus allow better understanding on their physicochemical properties.

In this paper, the existing mathematical models available in literature concerning aerobic granule systems are reviewed, including the modeling of the dynamic facets of the aerobic granulation process, the mass transfer and detachment in aerobic granules, the granule-based sequencing batch reactor, the fate of microbial products in granules, and the multi-scale modeling of aerobic granular sludge.

Fig. 4 EEM spectra of the soluble microbial products in the bulk water after F. solani inactivation.

They point towards an additional frontier in diabetes research, the role of microbial products in the regulation of glycemic control.

The etiology of IBD is unclear but thought to result from a dysregulated adaptive and innate immune response to microbial products in a genetically susceptible host.

It is therefore conceivable that in our SIV infection model of rapid neuroAIDS, minocycline binds to and eliminates microbial products in the gut, resulting in decreased TLR4 signaling and inhibited expansion of highly activated CD16+ monocytes.

If any of this sounds environmentally concerning, Indigo's Rachel Raymond notes in a write-up that its microbial product in corn has been formally certified for use in organic production systems by OMRI, the Organic Materials Review Institute.

LPS is an abundant proinflammatory microbial product in the intestinal lumen of mice and humans [33].

IBD is thought to result from a breakdown at the epithelial barrier, followed by inappropriate responses to microbial products resulting in chronic inflammation in a genetically susceptible host [1].

Recent experimental studies in vitro and in vivo have demonstrated that DCs, similar to monocytes, become tolerant after exposure to microbial products – resulting in reduced production of proinflammatory cytokines upon repeated stimulation [ 48, 51].

Their detection of microbial products results in activation of the transcription factor NF-κB and production of inflammatory cytokines and other mediators of the immune response [ 18].