Researchers have determined the species of such unculturable microbes by identifying characteristic genetic fingerprints, but these tell
them little about the microbes» lifestyles — which chemicals they burn for energy, for example, and how one species lives off the waste of another.
Not exact matches
Earlier studies have linked the human microbiome — that is, the collection of
microbes living in and on the human body — to a variety of health conditions, but
little is known
about the role of the penile microbiome as it relates to men's health.
Yet scientists know very
little about the rules the
microbes live by.
And one of the things he found was this fascinating
little rod - shaped
microbe that grew really fast in his lab where there is a lot of oxygen and which he could feed just
about anything.
More than 50 million different species of single - celled
microbes live on Earth, yet we know very
little about the communities they inhabit.
They are ubiquitous, incredibly diverse — more than 50 million different species of
microbes inhabit our Earth — and yet we know very
little about them.
Background & aims: Interactions between commensal
microbes and the immune system are tightly regulated and maintain intestinal homeostasis, but
little is known
about these interactions in humans.
But comparatively
little is known
about how plants communicate with
microbes belowground.
Currently there are
about 400 coastal areas, with a combined area larger than the size of Oregon, with such poor water quality, with so
little oxygen that only
microbes can survive in it.