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Such microorganisms are more acid tolerant than lactic acid bacteria.

Thus, the presence of the RTCA cycle in Leptospirillum reflects the fact that these microorganisms are more metabolically restricted than A. ferrooxidans or A. thiooxidans; Leptospirillum is the only genus which strictly uses ferrous iron as an electron donor.

Some microorganisms are more often associated with contamination (<5% chance of true bacteremia), including Corynebacterium spp., Micrococcus spp., Bacillus spp. and Propionibacterium acnes, especially when isolated in only one of two or more samples and when the sample becomes positive over 72 hours of incubation [ 12, 15, 17].

This point is based on the idea that pathogenic microorganisms are more easily transmitted to others in the same house, especially children, if living in close proximity to one another and under conditions of poor ventilation, dampness, and precarious sanitation installations.

As an alternative method, the bioconversion of xylitol from hemicellulose hydrolysates using microorganisms is more efficient, economical, and environmentally friendly.

Particle-attached microorganisms were more diverse than free-living communities, possibly because of higher nutrient levels and heterogeneous geochemical micro-environments in particles.

However, due to the energy resource was sufficient, it didn't become a limiting factor and microorganisms were more sensitive to temperature in this condition.

Aerobic microorganisms, being more active decomposers than the anaerobes, degrade vermicasts more rapidly than the traditional 'pit composting' methods, and a nutrient rich well-humified organic manure is obtained in shorter period of time which is termed as 'vermicompost' ([Chattopadhyay 2005]).

We found a marked decrease in microbial biomass in inoculated samples, but the activity of enzymes (except phosphatase) was maintained throughout the experiment, so that the pool of extracellular enzymes produced by the remaining microorganisms was more active in the manure than in the vermicompost alone.

However, the pathway for galactose assimilation in microorganisms is more complicated than glucose.

Therefore, treatment with a composite of well-characterized benign microorganisms is more desirable from many perspectives for medical purposes.