Sentences with phrase «bacteria growing on»

At first, I was sort of intrigued by this coat, but the longer I looked at the print, the more it started to remind me of bacteria growing on an agar plate.

I can only pout about items like the Fringed Isle Pullover ($ 138) which has completely unnecessary bell sleeves and bacteria growing on it, or the Telluride Pullover ($ 228), which is pretty and has lovely details but then blows it by not 100 % wool nor a closed - stitch sweater but still manages to retail for over $ 200?

Gibbs found live bacteria growing on the protein in silver protein products.

Frogs and salamanders have symbiotic bacteria growing on their skin, defending them against the fungus.

Associate Professor Tom Barker and Research Scientist Ashley Brown examine bacteria growing on a plate, part of a technique for evolving antibodies in their work on platelet - like particles.

Nogaro also said bacteria growing on decomposing algae blooms can suck up valuable dissolved oxygen in the lake, which can result in large fish kills in the affected areas.

It made sense to separate meat and dairy so people wouldn't have bacteria growing on their dishes that could make them sick.

The bacteria growing on the antibiotic containing dish are a new organism - and antibiotic resistant bateria.

Results - From the non irradiated dish - colonies grow on the dish that does not contain the antibiotic but not the one that does From the irradiated dish - bacteria grow on both dishes.

Bioengineers try to mimic nature and then improve it: Bacteria grown on a lattice could be a potential building material.

The team also performed lab - based experiments to examine how easily bacteria grew on the two types of thread.

This is because Candida and bad bacteria grow on sugar.

Not exact matches

Experiments growing bacteria on battery electrodes confirm that they are eating and excreting electricity, so to speak.

The bacterium which has been the chief vector, or vehicle, for DNA research is Escherichia Coli (E Coli), genetically and biochemically the most completely analyzed organism on earth, having been grown and studied in laboratories for more than 50 years.

The bacteria that creates xantham gum is often grown on a substrate of corn (problem for many people), and sometimes grown on wheat!

Van, the reason they say that you must use a non-dairy grown probiotic when making vegan yoghurt is that it won't be considered vegan otherwise — there is no effect on the end result whether the bacteria was grown on dairy or anything else.

In fact, soaking pasteurized nuts can cause nasty bacteria to grow on them.

Easily the freakiest thing about the SCOBY (which stands for Symbiotic Colony of Bacteria and Yeasts) is that, so long as it's got a continuous supply of sugar and tea to feast on, it just keeps growing.

Wild fermentation is a type of fermentation that occurs when the naturally occurring bacteria and / or yeast that culture on and inside fruits and vegetables as they are growing are allowed to flourish in the correct environment, such as beneath the surface of Bubbies cloudy brine!

Summer oysters, on the other hand, are growing like crazy in 70 degree water (and so is bacteria) and won't be very salty.

According to medical reports, hundreds of germs such as viruses, microscopic bacteria and fungi may grow on the unsanitary stroller fabric.

Put it in your diaper pail or wet diaper bag, but don't leave it in there too long, because mold and bacteria are quick to grow on a damp diaper.

Just because baby's on the nursing strike, we don't want milk stasis because then we can have like you said: «Plug ducts or even worse — we can have bacteria grow called Mastitis.»

It also depends on the acidity and the protein in the food that cause the enzymes or bacteria to grow at different rates.

It also keeps mould and bacteria from growing on the pump.

Fungus and bacteria do not grow and thrive on these blankets, they way they can on other blankets.

Bacteria can't inhibit thee surfaces and can't grow on them.

Bacteria can grow on even the tiniest lumps of breast milk residue.

Cleaning and sterilizing kills harmful bacteria on equipment that may grow in the formula once it is prepared.

Mold can grow in improperly stored crib mattresses, and bacteria can fester on the surface from liquids (diaper leakage, spit - up) that weren't properly cleaned up.

Your baby is extra sensitive to bacteria that can grow on utensils and food, so you'll want to wash thoroughly and often.

New organic mattresses also generally do not carry bacteria on the surface or fungus or mold growing inside the mattress, which older mattresses, especially conventional mattresses, risk.

It thrives on milk on the nipples, so if you have cracked or bleeding nipples, the bacteria is more likely to grow.

Mayor Bill de Blasio announced this week that the city was working on legislation to check the cooling towers atop buildings where the legionella bacteria that causes Legionnaires» disease grows and can be spread.

Thanks to its tiny size, A. nana can probably fit into crevices other snails can't reach, vacuuming up bacteria and fungi that grow on wet limestone.

They found that the electron transport chain so critical to the conversion of electrons to energy can and is operating deep down in the oxygen - deprived biofilm and that in these environments, the bacterium depends on a specific part of the chain's terminal oxidase — a protein called CcoN4 — to access oxygen and grow normally.

Nealson's team is one of a handful that is now growing these bacteria directly on electrodes, keeping them alive with electricity and nothing else — neither sugars nor any other kind of nutrient.

SKIN WIN Staphylococcus epidermidis, a species of bacteria that lives on human skin, grows here in a dish.

The researchers loaded each tube with a membrane that provided a surface on which the bacteria could grow; the artificial urine was used for the bacteria's nourishment.

«After isolating the good bacteria and growing it, we were able to transplant it back to people who were deficient in it and it had an immediate impact by reducing the amount of S. aureus on the skin.»

The goal: modify the E. coli so that it can grow on an antibiotic called streptomycin, which normally kills bacteria.

«I noticed that stainless steel is frequently used in the health care industry and for food processing, but not a lot of research has been done to prevent bacteria from growing on these surfaces,» Buket Demir, Ph.D. says.

Traditional techniques for identifying microbes rely on growing them in Petri dishes, but gut bacteria are particularly tricky to culture.

But bacteria can grow on stainless steel surfaces, contaminating food.

When the researchers put bacteria on the coated surface, the microbes did not grow.

That was the warning last month from the World Health Organization in its first global report on the growing ability of bacteria to resist antibiotics.

The findings add to the growing understanding of the complex relationship between our health and the bacteria living in and on our bodies.

The findings add strength and precision to a growing body of evidence that the makeup of bacterial communities in the vagina — the vaginal microbiome — may increase or decrease HIV risk for women, depending on which bacteria are there.

The bacterium has also been found growing on tumors in some colorectal cancer patients.

If life exists on Mars, it is most likely to be in the form of bacteria buried deep in the planet's permafrost or lichens growing within rocks, say scientists from NASA.