Sentence examples for rapidly growing organisms from inspiring English sources

Comparison with molecular analysis suggests that the detection threshold of FISH and culture is related to organism abundance and, furthermore, culture tends to select for rapidly growing organisms.

We have shown that conventional laboratory culture has a tendency to polarize the detected microbes, selecting for abundant, rapidly growing aerobic organisms with favourable growth characteristics, such as S. aureus and S. epidermidis.

Because of their different generation times, even a small percentage of normally growing organisms may rapidly replace SCVs in liquid medium such as a blood culture during overnight incubation.

Culture Robotics is growing organisms for biotech companies.

Rapidly growing mycobacteria are environmental organisms increasingly seen as pathogens, often in infected prosthetic material.

Rapidly growing mycobacteria are ubiquitous organisms found in environmental sources, including soil and water.

Motivation: A large and rapidly growing number of bacterial organisms have been sequenced by the newest sequencing technologies.

In addition, efforts have been made for the heterologous expression of biosynthetic gene clusters in other organisms, looking not only for an increase of production levels but also to speed the process by using rapidly growing and easy to manipulate organisms compared to the producing organism.

Due to sequence conservation of functional genes and the rapidly growing molecular knowledge of model organisms, basic local alignment search tools (e.g. BLAST) facilitate the initial annotation of non-model genomes [ 2].

The interaction of static magnetic fields (SMFs) with living organisms is a rapidly growing field of investigation.

This organism is a rapidly growing scotochromogenic Mycobacterium which was first isolated and characterized in 2006 from clinical samples (Adékambi et al. 2006b).