Sentences with phrase «as bacterial cultures»

Just as bacterial cultures flourish in an agar - filled petri dish, laboratories are ideal breeding grounds for close friendships.

Bifido Lactis can be found in raw milk, and similar to Lactobacillus Helveticus, it's chosen as a bacterial culture for Swiss cheese and buttermilk.

A microscopic examination of the urine (for casts and cells) as well as bacterial culture for infection would be useful.

Not exact matches

However, commercial yogurt doesn't have as many bacterial strains as a good probiotic or purchased culture.

If you've tried all the methods above and they're not working, if your child has any other unusual symptoms (such as a fever), or if the diarrhea has been going on for some time, then you should see your child's pediatrician, who can do stool cultures to check for parasites and bacterial infections.

No scientific study is cited as proof that the bacterial cultures in this formula have the same effect on infants as breastmilk.

A throat swab culture is a test that doctors use to diagnose bacterial infections in your throat, such as strep throat.

Increased total body and fat mass, as well as obesity - associated metabolic phenotypes, were transmissible with uncultured fecal communities and with their corresponding fecal bacterial culture collections.

But as Redinbo and colleagues report in this week's Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA, if the mechanism for this genetic transfer is blocked, the selective death of the antibiotic - resistant members of a bacterial culture is somehow triggered.

(A) Isolated islets from 3 - wk - old, female, Tg - hIAPP mice were cultured in presence of different concentrations of IAPP aggregates prepared in vitro from synthetic IAPP, as well as controls treated with other amyloidogenic proteins, including the Alzheimer's disease — associated protein Tau (the K18 fragment) and the bacterial amyloid Mcc.

Now, researchers at Harvard and Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and their colleagues have shown that amyloid - β can protect against yeast and bacterial infections in two animal models, as well as in cultured human cells.

The research, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in September 2017, uses a combination of real - world bacterial culture results and medical records from nursing home patients, and a computing approach known as systems biology.

Individual female adult wasps (n = 50) of the sequenced strain (AsymC) were infected by poking with a 0.1 mm dissecting pin dipped in a bacterial culture containing an equal mixture (as measured by OD600) of Serratia marsecens and Enterococcus faecalis.

We examined the effect of loss of the gene on bacterial motility, adhesion and invasion of tissue culture cells and chicken colonisation, as well as the effect on the muropeptide profile of the peptidoglycan sacculus.

The lack of knowledge in this area stems from the fact that, as yet, the conditions required to culture most of the bacterial species resident in the human gut are not understood.

Live bacterial cultures in dairy products and nutraceuticals are touted as digestive aids, and one live bacterium is already a Food & Drug Administration - approved medication.

Stool culture: As with a standard medical stool culture, a sample is cultured to look for an unusual bacterial composition.

Not only do people tend to consume too few probiotic - rich foods — yogurt, kefir, raw cultured vegetables — but many common lifestyle habits destroy our vital intestinal bacterial ecosystem, such as the consumption of sugars and refined foods, use of oral antibiotics or ingesting them second - hand through animal products, and the intake of pesticides and other chemicals found in our foods and water supply.

Microscopic exam and bacterial culture: As with a standard medical stool culture, a slide is made to check for the balance of bacteria and yeast and abnormal bacterial composition, as well as for white cells and red cellAs with a standard medical stool culture, a slide is made to check for the balance of bacteria and yeast and abnormal bacterial composition, as well as for white cells and red cellas well as for white cells and red cellas for white cells and red cells.

(But you may be describing an undigested piece of food - showing it to your veterinary staff is safest) I just read on and see that you have already done that, so yes, sending their feces to a specialist for analysis now is a good idea - they will culture it and look bacterial overgrowth and will test for really odd intestinal parasites (and Giardia which is hard to see in private practice) and will probably do a fecal viral analysis as well.

If the veterinarian suspects a bacterial infection such as staph, a culture may be performed.

Blood tests may be ordered, such as a biochemical analysis, complete blood count, bacterial and fungal cultures.

We perform soft tissue, orthopedic and microsurgical procedures daily, as well as advanced dentistry, radiology, in - house diagnostic tests (blood work, urine analysis, fecal test, bacterial / fungal cultures and cytologies), laser therapy, water testing for aquatic species, and placement of microchips for identification.

Cultures were classified as positive if any bacterial growth was present.

The symptoms of tularemia are similar to the symptoms of other bacterial diseases such as pseudotuberculosis and plague, so a definitive diagnosis requires the bacterium to be identified by either culture or by antibody testing.

The veterinarian may recommend bacterial culture and bloodwork (CBC, chemistry, bacterial / viral disease screening), which can indicate problems such as liver or kidney disease, metabolic problems, infection or inflammation, anemia, or electrolyte imbalance.

Often tests such as skin scrapings, bacterial and fungal cultures and even pinch biopsies are taken to confirm or rule out possible causes of disease.

In addition to this, I also went through rigorous training of performing unregulated laboratory testing such as pH and bacterial culturing and centrifuging whole blood to produce various components.