Sentences with phrase «how well bacteria»

Then, the researchers tracked how well the bacteria resisted phage attacks when various genes in a family were deleted.

The acidity of urine — as well as the presence of small molecules related to diet — may influence how well bacteria can grow in the urinary tract, a new study shows.

They found that after 180 days neither dose led to measurable changes in the soil's mix of DNA and molecules found in bacterial cell walls (which reveals the amount and types of bacteria present), its levels of nutrients or rate of CO2 formation — the latter of which reflects how well the bacteria are utilizing oxygen.

«How good bacteria control your genes: Chemical signals from gut bacteria influence gene regulation in the gut lining.»

They go on to share how these good bacteria or probiotics can impact our mood and anxiety via neurotransmitter production, sharing that they are:

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And for more on keeping our good bacteria happy, see all my videos on gut flora, including one on how the phytonutrients in flax seeds go through a similar transformation in our gut: Just the Flax, Ma'am.

And for more on keeping our good bacteria happy, see these 9 videos on gut flora, including one on how the phytonutrients in flax seeds go through a similar transformation in our gut, Just the Flax, Ma'am.

This MNT Knowledge Center article looks at transmission, symptoms, and treatment, as well as how to prevent future infections and ways to diagnose the bacteria.

Science is in the infant stages of understanding how the gut effects our overall health, but what they do know is when we have plenty of the right bacteria there, our health (physical and mental) is much better off than when we don't.

In a study published in the journal Food Chemistry in 2014, a team of researchers analyzed how the bioactive compounds of seven different varieties of apples - Granny Smith, Braeburn, Fuji, Gala, Golden Delicious, McIntosh and Red Delicious - affected the good gut bacteria of diet - induced obese mice.

However, regardless of how the honey is processed, it is best to wait until your kiddos are at least one year old to have the appropriate gut flora to neutralize the bacteria.

Interesting to read about how much bacteria is on a toothbrush as well.

How can you tell whether yogurt has this good bacteria?

How are we ever going to help moms get their diapers clean and bacteria free and in good shape, when detergent «build up» is so feared that we're going so far as to * not use enough * (or none at all!)

We analyzed their safety, how effective they are in evenly warming wipes and keeping them warm and moist throughout the day, and how good they are at keeping bacteria at bay.

Somehow, a mother's body knows how to differentiate between good and bad bacteria, and will only make antibodies for the bad guys, while promoting a flourishing gut flora in your baby.

The Microbiome Effect explores the way the microbiome, or «good» bacteria, is transferred from mother to baby during childbirth, how modern medical practices interfere with this process, and the consequences for a baby's future health - and perhaps for the future of humanity itself.

By teaching your children the right lessons on basic hygiene and how germs and bacteria are spread from one person to another, they will be able to avoid getting the flu, and that will help prevent the rest of your family from falling ill as well.

As well as understanding the implications of finding this new variant of the botulism gene cluster in a non-clostridial species of gut bacterium, the team are interested in exploring how it might help in developing new treatments for diseases.

Well, how about the silver bristle technology that naturally eliminates 99.9 % of the bacteria in about 6 hours?

More research is needed to determine how to best rebalance the bacteria in the digestive tract and potentially reduce symptoms, Brim noted.

«Understanding the role of «noisy» fluctuations can help us understand how bacteria diversify to survive,» Elowitz says, «as well as how cells specialize to build multicellular organisms.»

And it's also possible that with our better understanding of how bacteria function as part of an environment with other bacteria and with your host organisms, that may represent a kind of relatively untouched set of potential vulnerabilities that we could take advantage of.

An important component of fighting these kinds of bad bacteria is a better understanding of how bacteria divide and multiply.

Genetic sequences of drug - resistant bacteria have helped scientists better understand how these dastardly infections evolve and elude treatment.

Image of MRSA courtesy of Wikimedia Commons / Janice Haney Carr, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Genetic sequences of drug - resistant bacteria have helped scientists better understand how these dastardly infections evolve — and elude treatment.

To help formulate effective therapies against MRSA, researchers need a better understanding of how the immune system can combat unyielding bacteria.

They also contaminated the hands of volunteers with Serratia marcescens bacteria to test how well each soap removed bacteria.

Understanding how ppGpp functions will allow us to better understand these bacteria and how they affect us.

We are now getting a real sense of how cholera is moving across the globe, and with that information we can inform improved control strategies as well as basic science to better understand how a simple bacterium continues to pose such a threat to human health.»

Others note that the ability to re-create conditions closer to the sputum in the lung of a CF patient will lead to better understanding of how different strains of the bacterium behave.

The researchers then tested how well such a technique could distinguish the person who left the bacteria from the general population.

«How immune system peacefully co-exists with «good» bacteria.»

A critical discovery about how bacteria feed on an unusual sugar molecule found in leafy green vegetables could hold the key to explaining how «good» bacteria protect our gut and promote health.

This work has shed further light on which organisms can and can not digest certain fruits and vegetables, and how and why the «good bacteria» do what they do.

«What we are trying to understand is how beneficial compounds can favorably influence gut bacteria and, in turn, help fight chronic diseases, as well as how toxicants in the environment and in the food can negatively influence gut bacteria and, in turn, cause chronic disease,» said Vanamala.

Researchers at the Childhood Obesity Research Center at USC are looking at how maternal food intake affects fructose levels in breast milk as well as how specific elements in breast milk can alter a baby's developing gut bacteria, which neutralizes toxic byproducts of digestion.

The study published today in Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology helps scientists understand how different antibiotics affect good bacteria.

He now plans to test whether the profiles of bacteria living in someone's gut can predict how well they will respond to cancer treatment.

So - called functional foods and nutraceuticals, such as yogurts with «good» bacteria, have already become a multibillion dollar market, but Nestlé says it plans to go a step further by providing consumers with «personalized health science nutrition» — although company representatives were vague on how this would work exactly.

The discovery of genes involved in the production of DMSP in phytoplankton, as well as bacteria, will allow scientists to better evaluate which organisms make DMSP in the marine environment and predict how the production of this influential molecule might be affected by future environmental changes, such as the warming of the oceans due to climate change.

Depending on the findings, researchers will have a better sense of how important fucose may be when Salmonella takes on the gut's resident bacteria.

«How bacteria in the gut influence neurodegenerative disorders: Understanding the role of the microbiome may lead to better treatments for Parkinson's, Alzheimer's.»

At the moment the company is working with NASA to develop technology that would predict how small - scale, seasonal shifts in temperature as well as large - scale climate change influence the presence of bacteria in the soil, air and water around crops.

«To evaluate risk, we need to know whether serogroup 6 Legionella pneumophila survive as well as serogroup 1 bacteria do in water aerosols, since that's how people inhale this bacterium,» she said.

The zebrafish's transparency, small size, and rapid reproduction make it one of the best models for studying how animals and bacteria «talk» to each other, she adds.

He now plans to test whether the profiles of bacteria living in someone's gut can predict how well they will respond to treatment.

Jonathan Schertzer, assistant professor of biochemistry and biomedical sciences and senior author of a paper published by Cell Metabolism, explains it this way: «We know that gut bacteria, often called the microbiome, send inflammation signals that change how well insulin works to lower blood glucose.

In a 2000 case that wasn't caused by injection but brought important lessons about how fluids could move underground, hydrogeologists concluded that bacteria - polluted water migrated horizontally underground for several thousand feet in just 26 hours, contaminating a drinking water well in Walkerton, Ontario, and sickening thousands of residents.

Researchers at McMaster University have begun to identify how post-biotics, or the by - products of bacteria, lower blood glucose and allow insulin to work better.