Sentences with phrase «colony of microbes»

The largest colony of microbes reside in our digestive system.

Whatever isn't digested gets carried into the large intestine, where it becomes fodder for healthy colonies of microbes.

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So little can survive there that scientists have wondered whether snippets of DNA found in the soil are just part of the desiccated skeletons of long - dead microbes or traces of hunkered - down but still living colonies.

After three days, large colonies of blue, antibiotic - resistant microbes had formed.

In a study out this week in mSphere, they report that breastfeeding babies who received a three - week course of a probiotic that consumes human milk still had colonies of those beneficial gut microbes 30 days after the end of probiotic treatment.

In order to better understand how corals are interacting with microbes in surrounding reef waters, the researchers set up aquaria - based experiments using colonies of the coral P. astreoides.

It grows in thick mats and shares its habitat near fissures in the Earth's crust with a few other hardy microbes and colonies of giant tube worms.

These trillions of microbes and their colonies are the manufacturers and managers of how you look, feel and think.

The SCOBY, or Symbiotic Colony of Bacteria and Yeast, is the collection of microbes responsible for turning sweet tea into a probiotic beverage.

In one study, researchers fed probiotics — strains of good bacteria — to mice and suggested the resulting changes in the gut's microbe colonies could ease feelings of anxiety.

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The microbiome is the term for the colonies of the trillions of microbes that live all over our skin, in our guts, and in our mouths.

The study concluded that while red wine consumption decreased pathogenic bacteria in the gut, it actually had a prebiotic effect in the gut in that it supported the growth and colonies of healthy gut microbes which protect your health.

The microbiome — colonies of various microbes that reside in the gut and elsewhere in and on the body — is an essential component of wellness for both animals and humans.

Most of these are second order effects unrelated to plant hormone chemistry; while plants become brittler, less well - nourished and more nitrogen - depleting, less capable of maintaining thermal homeostasis, faster aging and weedier as CO2 plant hormone changes affect them, they generally just shift their mix in the wild and drop their productivity as soil microbes change toward more adverse colonies, but aren't yet wholesale dying out for the most part.

At any of these locations, microbes can stake claim on your reproductive real estate, establishing colonies deep in your reproductive system.