Sentence examples for wall of the organisms from inspiring English sources

The other way of producing metal nanoparticles is biosorption where metal ions in the aqueous medium are bonded to the surface of the cell wall of the organisms.

However, even hollow appendages leave no mark on the inner wall of the organisms: this may suggest that they were secreted or attached from the outside.

It is believed that six genes located within the cluster encoding the essential components of Type VII secretion (T7S) system are responsible for the transport of virulence and growth associated proteins across the highly hydrophobic cell wall of the organism [ 68, 71].

asdA mutants of Gram-negative bacteria have an obligate requirement for diaminopimelic acid (DAP), which is an essential constituent of the peptidoglycan layer of the cell wall of these organisms.

Both lactococcins have a limited spectrum of activity against various Lactococcus strains and the antimicrobial effect of these peptides is based on the binding of the peptide core to a mannose-phosphotransferase that is localized in the cell wall of the target organism, resulting in increased cell wall permeability [ 77, 80, 82].

We attribute these differential effects to the differences in the structure of the membrane and cell walls of these organisms.

The rigid spore walls of these organisms are composed of two major layers, which are the exospore and the endospore.

The sensitivity of other selected clostridial and Bacillus species might indicate shared binding targets in the cell walls of these organisms.

Silver nanoparticles are more effective as bactericide towards Gram-negative organism than Gram-positive organism as it is easier for the particles to penetrate through the thinner cell wall of the Gram-negative organism [ 55].

The permeability of the cell wall of the Gram-negative organism is generally less efficient than Gram-positive ones probably because of the presence of the high level of phospholipids in the cell wall compared with Gram-positive bacteria [ 32].

"It drills a hole in the cell wall, and the organisms explode," Fischetti says.