Sentence examples for microbial residents from inspiring English sources

Dr. McCutcheon and his colleagues suspect that the insect uses some of these genes to manage its microbial residents — perhaps using bacteria proteins to extract amino acids from them, for example.

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Interestingly, antibiotics commonly used in the clinic have significant impacts on our microbial residents (Table  1).

The microbial residents of the human gut are a major factor in the development and lifelong maintenance of health.

Emerging evidence supports that rather than one or two dominant organisms inducing host health, the composition of the entire community of microbial residents influences a balanced immune response.

Now, a set of experiments shows that a normal microbial resident of the mouse and human gut, called Clostridium scindens, seems to help curtail C. difficile infection in rodents by creating bile acid in the intestine.

Yet, the size of most microbial communities resident in natural ecosystems is often too large to be resolvable, the interaction landscape too complex to chart, and the communities too difficult to manipulate.

The unintended effect was to destroy the resident microbial population that could have facilitated metabolic breakdown of the oil.

"Cycle tests" designed to alter feeding and aeration parameters of the SBR system demonstrated that the resident microbial biome of the SBR system responded rapidly to changing conditions.

The genesis and architecture of the structures built by ants and earthworms differ markedly, suggesting that in addition to having different physical and chemical properties the resident microbial community should also have unique properties.

These characteristics are the result of the inter-microbial interactions between the resident microbial groups.