Sentences with phrase «many bacterial cultures»

Containing a high enzymatic value, friendly bacterial cultures, B vitamins (including B12 complete), and protein - free amino acids — it is ready to be used directly on the body (UK).

The author states that if you ferment the yogurt for 24 hours according to her method (she recommends the yogurt maker and starter that I use in this recipe) that «virutally» all of the lactose will be digested by the bacterial culture.

I eat Greek yogurt for breakfast every morning during the week because it contains many bacterial cultures which is excellent for digestion, it is also a good source of protein -LCB- less than 1 cup of greek yogurt provides 15g of protein! -RCB-

It has no carageenan or anything else in it besides cream and bacterial culture.

Because the vegetables contain naturally occurring yeast, you don't need to add bacterial cultures to ferment the vegetables.

Mix smoothly puréed, fresh coconut meat into your cooled coconut milk right before you add the bacterial culture.

This is a great exercise in making your way through your grocery aisle to find a yogurt with the 3 basic ingredients, milk and maybe cream and active bacterial culture.

``... The sweetener provides food for the bacterial culture and will be mostly consumed by the time your yogurt is done...»

Just check the temp of your yogurt to make sure it doesn't exceed the maximum temp, or your bacterial culture will die.

Now we can prepare the Bulgarian yogurt starter bacterial culture.

In contrast tempeh is simply whole soy beans fermented using a bacterial culture.

, the bacterial cultures they use in the fermentation process helps cut back on bloating, gas and unpleasant cramps.

In 250 water deliveries we performed bacterial cultures of water samples obtained from the bath after filling and after delivery.

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

Studies have shown that the live bacterial cultures found in yogurt are safe and effective for treating a case of diarrhea.

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

«It's certainly a strange experience to see a photograph of bacterial cultures you took in the lab appear on the CBS evening news.

«Normally when you detect sepsis, you do it through bacterial culture; that takes two days on the short end to 15 days on the long end,» said Dimitri Pappas, an associate professor of chemistry.

The prepared tubes were placed in groups of eight inside another specialized device called a group activation pack (GAP)-- designed to activate all of the bacterial cultures at once.

Even if it's not the norm, we've all heard stories of spitting in another person's bacterial cultures, or negatively peer reviewing a competitor's paper, or the most devastating way to sabotage someone's lab: recommending it to prospective high school interns.

A tissue slice, a tumor biopsy, or a sample of a bacterial culture yields a sequence representing the average of all of the cells within it, even though researchers know there can be tremendous variation between those cells.

They found that chickens exposed to the bacterial culture had 99 percent less salmonella colonization than unexposed chickens.

Two of the piles were treated only with bacterial cultures or chemical fertilizers.

New research to be published January 13 in the journal Scientific Reports shows that some bacterial cultures adopt an all - for - one / one - for - all strategy that would make a socialist proud in preparing for the possibility of an antibiotic onslaught.

We are thankful for our families who don't flinch when we say that we need to go into the lab at midnight, even though the gist of this sentiment is that we're choosing bacterial cultures over them.

Bacterial cultures obtained from patients with regular antiseptic baths showed reduced susceptibility to CHG when compared with those from patients who did not have antiseptic baths.

In other words, rather than combing through thousands of molecules seeded in thousands of bacterial cultures, a scientist may one day be able to design RNA with software akin to computer - aided drafting programs used by engineers and architects.

With the help of my colleagues I started growing retroviral vector - containing plasmids in bacterial cultures, isolating the plasmid DNA and transfecting special producer cell lines with these plasmids.

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.

A positive bacterial culture of sinus fluid was the preferred reference standard in this study.

The findings are relevant, for example, to our understanding of how pathogens can resist antibiotics, or how the performance of bacterial cultures in industrial processes or wastewater treatment plants can be maintained under dynamic conditions.

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.

This distributed biological memory leverages the large number of cells in bacterial cultures and encodes information into their collective genomic DNA in the form of the fraction of cells that carry specific mutations.

They found that a volume of bacterial culture about the size of a regular wine bottle gave off enough light to read by.

Mcc is a small — molecular - weight bacteriotoxin, with activity regulated in vivo by aggregation into amyloid fibrils at the stationary phase of the bacterial culture (Bieler et al., 2005; Shahnawaz et al., 2017).

The PhyloChip enables scientists to quantify how bacterial communities interact and change over time without the need to grow bacterial cultures.

They included everything from activity assays and bacterial cultures and DNA sequencing to patient and staff medical records.

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.

The result of her angst has been yet another alternative from a more defined subset of ingredients — essentially a mix of bacterial cultures.

Here we describe the use of a stool substitute preparation, made from purified intestinal bacterial cultures derived from a single healthy donor, to treat recurrent C. difficile infection that had failed repeated standard antibiotics.

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.

The lactose in yogurt is transformed into lactic acid by adding bacterial cultures.

Cooked kale and ricotta ravioli (ricotta cheese [whey, skim milk, vinegar, xanthin gum], water, whole wheat flour, durum semolina, kale [kale, sunflower oil], eggs, dehydrated potatoes, salt, black pepper, garlic, nutmeg), tomatoes (tomatoes, sea salt, citric acid), mozzarella cheese (part skimmed milk, bacterial culture, salt, calcium chloride, microbial enzyme), water, sunflower oil, butternut squash, kale, contains less than 2 % of basil, garlic puree (garlic, water), organic black pepper, parsley, red wine vinegar, rice starch, xanthan gum.

While ease of fermentation is a big plus for kefir, the biggest reason of all to ferment kefir instead of yogurt is due to the differences in the bacterial cultures each contain.

Look for yogurt that contains live or active bacterial cultures, or more specifically Lactobacillus acidophilus and Bifidobacterium bifidum.

The cup of soaking liquid that you reserved is full of bacteria, and becomes an inoculum (bacterial culture) for the next batch.

(The B12 used to fortify foods is sourced from bacterial cultures.)

Once heated over around 113o F, (around 45o C), the bacterial cultures start to die.

Remember that yogurt is made by adding bacterial cultures to milk.