Large-scale global studies of S. cerevisiae have identified uncultivated genetic lineages, as well as domesticated lineages associated with humans; recombination between these lineages has been detected [21] [23].
This species has been shown to coexist with other as yet uncultivated bacteria as a component of an intracellular endosymbiotic bacterial consortium within specialized cells (bacteriocytes) of the gill epithelium [3], [4].
He regarded them as representative of a formidable and dangerous historical development: the rise of a shallow and pretentious literary and intellectual culture for people who were educated but essentially uncultivated, living, as he put it, beyond their "cultural means".
Wilderness, the historian Roderick Nash said, is a state of mind: an orchard may be wilderness to a city dweller, while even simple trails into uncultivated country, as in the case of the Pasayten, can be too civilized for an experienced woodsman.
Rawson-Jones opened his review by saying "Doctor Who can occasionally transcend the properties of a mere family television show to reach out and give viewers a poignant, beautiful epiphany and greater sense of the world they inhabit," citing Donna's reaction on seeing the uncultivated Ood as the moving part of the episode.
However, further metabolic characterization of as yet uncultivated "alphabet plasma" and Leptospirillum group III species is required in order to test for their ability to oxidize intermediate sulfur species.
Also included within this clade is "Candidatus Endobugula sertula" [11], the as yet uncultivated symbiont of the bryozoan, Bugula neritina.
Additional, comparative genomic analysis of cultivated and as yet uncultivated shipworm symbiont strains and species may lead to a better understanding of this elusive question.
Our research over the past 20 years has focused on defining the breadth and diversity of the oral microbiome by obtaining 16S rRNA gene sequence information for both cultivable and as yet uncultivated oral bacteria (7).
The amniotic cavity of women in preterm labor harbors DNA from a greater diversity of microbes than previously suspected, including as-yet uncultivated, previously-uncharacterized taxa.
