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The Possible Importance of Silicon in Marine Eutrophication
The Possible Importance of Silicon in Marine Eutrophication

... Diatoms require the major nutrients nitrogen, phosphorus and silicon for their photosynthesis; diatoms use silicon in approximately a one-to-one atomic ratio with nitrogen (Redfield et al., 1963). The flagellates associated with coastal eutrophication effects need only nitrogen and phosphorus, toget ...
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... 4. How do biofilms provide protection from antibiotics? In the traditional antibiotic resistance of planktonic bacteria, usually involves inactivation of the antibiotic, modification of targets, and exclusion of the antibiotic [33]. These actions typically require the acquisition of specific genetic ...
Canadian Journal of Microbiology 43
Canadian Journal of Microbiology 43

... brasilense Cd cells in the rhizosphere occurred as vibroid forms, whereas those on waterstressed plants were cyst-like. When waterstressed conditions were eliminated, the bacterial cells reverted to vibroid form with a concomitant increase in the bacterial population. Apparently, cyst-like formation ...
The 5 Zooplankton Production Symposium
The 5 Zooplankton Production Symposium

... One of the remarkable aspects of this meeting was the quality of the work of early career scientists, with some of them being honored at the Closing Ceremony. Four best talk awards were given to: Jeffrey G. Dorman (University of California at Berkeley, USA) for his presentation on “Modeled krill dis ...
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... There are over 500 different species of microorganisms residing in the GI tract1. When antibiotics are administered, a proportion of the beneficial microorganisms resident in the gut become disrupted. The consequent reduction in colonisation and disease resistance is manifested by an increased vulne ...
International Journal of Food Microbiology
International Journal of Food Microbiology

... Biological fixation of atmospheric dinitrogen by its reduction and protonation to ammonia is achieved in diazotrophic bacteria by the enzyme complex known as nitrogenase. G. diazotrophicus has the capacity to fix N2 at environmental atmospheric partial O2 pressures (pO2) (e. g. approximately 20 kPa ...
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History of Immunology - Immunologie für Jedermann

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PRORICH (Superior Probiotic for Pond care) Prorich is specially

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Virology - UAMS.edu

... 62. If you were the microbiology laboratory director, what tests would you institute for identification of anaerobes? 63. Describe colonies of Porphyromonas and some Prevotella on blood agar, especially laked blood agar. 64. Name the antimicrobial agents that are effective against virtually all Bact ...
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Marine natural products : isolation, identification, and modification of

... isolated from sponge tissue, a marine bacterium isolated from Tedania ignis tissues, TSM6113, was investigated for the production of some unique alkaloids. Culture conditions were modified and five compounds were identified, several of which were previously undescribed from a marine source. Implicat ...
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... intuition was used to recognize that although all microbial pathogens eventually find their way into the soil, whether through biological decay or animal excrement, the soil is not the source of most infectious diseases.1,2 This led to an expansive search of soil-dwelling microorganisms for antimicro ...
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... researchers in the marine science get together for this meeting, but already the wider international community is taking notice and the meeting is becoming a fixture of the marine scientists’ calendar. I congratulate the organizers to the great success of the first two meetings, which made this thir ...
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...  Are producers in the ecosystem by photosynthesis  Produce industrial chemicals such as ethanol and acetone  Produce fermented foods such as vinegar, cheese, and bread ...
Annual Report (2014) - Marine Research Institute
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... There has been eastward expansion of cool-water species such as kelps, rock lobster and pelagic fish, whereas warm-water species such as the brown mussel have retracted their distributional range in line with suggested cooling of inshore waters along the south-west coast since the 1980s. Ocean tempe ...
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... to our health when they grow and reproduce. • Many but not all bacteria exhibit motility, i.e. self-propelled motion, under appropriate circumstances. • Motility is an important part in the colonization of plant roots by bacteria. • Also, colony formation could help clarify factors influencing biofi ...
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... • Are producers in the ecosystem by photosynthesis • Produce industrial chemicals such as ethyl alcohol and ...
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Unit 5: Differential Staining Technique: Gram Stain (Summer Term)

... generally clear in color. Therefore, to increase the chance of seeing the microbial cells using standard microscope optics, cells are stained with dyes that are attracted to different parts of the cells. Once cells can be seen easily, features such as overall cell size and shape, and cellular arrang ...
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... limestone). The particle size is also important. The surface area for bacterial growth and the chance of bacterial attachment and colonisation is increased in finely chopped or ground organic material. For this reason, long straw is generally better than finely chopped straw and shavings are better ...
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Spontaneous generation or biogenesis?

... • Are producers in the ecosystem by photosynthesis • Produce industrial chemicals such as ethyl alcohol and ...
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Brandi Deptula

... The termite gut is generally composed of three major compartments: the foregut, the midgut, and the hindgut. The hindgut is the largest section, comprising a large amount of the termite’s weight, and contains the most dense and diverse quantity of digestive symbionts (Matsui et al., 2009). Further s ...
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SECTION HEADING - School of Ocean and Earth Science and

... The deep-sea floor is vast, and contains a broad array of habitats: these include sedimentcovered slopes and plains, rocky mid-ocean ridges and seamounts, and island-like chemoautotrophic communities ranging from hydrothermal vents to whale falls. Communities in many of these habitats are likely to ...
Marine Algal Toxins: Origins, Health Effects, and
Marine Algal Toxins: Origins, Health Effects, and

... therefore are frequently associated with masBrevetoxins bind with high affinity (Kd sive fish kills. The extreme sensivity of fish to 1-50 nM) to site 5 on the voltage-dependent the Florida red tide may result from lysis of sodium channel (32). Binding to this site cells passing through the gills, w ...
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