Sentence examples for microorganisms and Kessler from inspiring English sources

Researchers have observed oil plumes being degraded by microorganisms, and Kessler and Valentine concluded that bacteria had consumed nearly all the methane from the spill.

Respirable liquid marbles for the cultivation of microorganisms and Daniel cells based on liquid marbles were reported recently by the group led by Shen (Tian et al. 2013; Li et al. 2013).

In line with this, in the last fifteen years, more than fifty BVMOs have been cloned and expressed in heterologous systems and a number of other BVMOs have also been directly purified from different wild type microorganisms and characterized (Leisch et al. [2011]).

This theoretical curve of compatibility is supported by the emergent principles of the geographic mosaic of coevolution theory for microorganisms and hosts (Thompson 2005) as well as by the results obtained from hyphae cross inoculations and controlled plant crosses experiments (do Valle Ribeiro 1993; Christensen 1995; Chung et al. 1997; Brem and Leuchtmann 2003).

MCF7-HER2 cells were a gift from Dr. M. Alaoui-Jamali (McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada) [ 37], SKBR3 cells were purchased from American Type Culture Collection (ATCC) and JIMT-1 cells [ 38] were purchased from German Collection of Microorganisms and Cell Culture Deutschee Sammlung von Mikroorganismen und Zellkulturen GmbH (DSMZ).

One of the methods for making insoluble phosphorous available to the plants is solubilisation through microorganisms (Arcand and Schneider 2006; Reyes et al. 2006; Swain et al. 2012).

The production of other useful materials such as lactate, single-cell protein, enzymes and polysaccharides have also been studied using various microorganisms (Panesar and Kennedy 2012).

Mixing also causes turnover of sediments from the bottom of the pond increasing the available suspended solids concentration to be removed by microorganisms (Finney and Middlebrooks 1980).

L. vannamei is a decapod that relies on molecules of the innate immune system to defend itself from microorganisms (Iwanaga and Lee 2005).

Natural sources of nitrate in the groundwater include leaching and oxidation of nitrogenous compounds incorporated in rocks (Holloway and Dahlgren 2002) and fixation by leguminous plants and microorganisms (Edmunds and Smedley 1996).

Metabolic flux analysis (MFA) using metabolite balancing, first applied for microorganisms (Aiba and Matsuoka 1978), has been widely applied to mammalian cells.