Sentences with phrase «microbial strains in»

There are only 10 - 15 beneficial microbial strains in milk kefir made with powder compared with kefir made with live grains, not to mention it is more expensive too!

One of the biggest issues is many of the microbial strains in a given person have never been sequenced.

Not exact matches

And herein lies a very broad and «mushy middle,» says McKenna, with the effect, in many cases, being the same: «It's still using smaller - than - treatment doses, or sub-therapeutic doses of antibiotics,» which creates a literal breeding ground for resistant microbial strains.

Huge successes in the isolation and cultivation of marine microbial strains have been made by the EC - funded MaCuMBA (Marine Microorganisms: Cultivation Methods for Improving their Biotechnological Applications) project, which aims to uncover the untold diversity of marine microbes using cultivation - dependent strategies.

«Our new method represents the first time that the mechanism by which one microbial strain kills another can be determined without purifying the molecules involved,» said Poochit Nonejuie, a postdoctoral fellow in biology who is also a co-author of the paper.

VTT has screened its own microbial strain collection and the ale yeast strains of commercial collections in order to identify the properties that affect the beer fermentation process.

Algae and cyanobacteria are complicated critters: although they can grow in open ponds, unwanted microbial strains can easily contaminate the water and interfere with the growth of the fuel - making strains.

«E. coli remains the workhorse microbial host in synthetic biology, and in our study, using the ionic - liquid - tolerant E. coli strain, we can combine many earlier discoveries to create an advanced biofuel in a single pot.»

«The fact that we could alleviate inflammation by adding back a single key bacterial strain, suggests that it could be useful as a probiotic for inflammatory diseases,» said Rolig, who, along with Eisen, is a scientist in the National Institutes of Health - funded Microbial Ecology and Theory of Animals Center for Systems Biology, known as the META Center, which Guillemin heads.

It sounds pretty weird, but that happens a lot in the microbial world, and it's the reason that disease forming strains of E. coli evolved, and it's also how resistance evolves.

To meet that standard — known in the industry as GRAS — companies start by selecting microbial strains that are known to be nontoxigenic and nonpathogenic, then use those strains to produce their products.

A team led by Jose García - Bustos of GlaxoSmithKline's molecular microbiology division in Tres Cantos, Spain, published the annotated but incomplete genome of a virulent, antibiotic - resistant S. pneumoniae strain in the June issue of Microbial Drug Resistance.

They then inoculated soil - filled pots with these four microbial samples and planted a common strain of mustard plant, Boechera stricta, in them.

CRISPR - Cas technology improves the microbial production strains used in the bioproduction of chemicals and enzymes from fragrances and flavors to industrial cleaning and transportation.

That same year, he was recruited by Rhodia Food and worked at the R&D center in Dangé - Saint - Romain, France, where he contributed to the development of molecular biology tools for bacterial strain screening, microbial identification, and typing of lactic acid bacteria and their bacteriophages.

At JBEI, in addition to her role as Vice President of the Biofuels and Bioproducts Division, Aindrila leads the Host Engineering group to develop robust scalable microbial strains that show high tolerance and productivity during biofuels and chemicals production.

When the team first examined the microbial composition of intestinal biopsies, they saw the bacterial strains in the tumors and surrounding tissues of colon cancer patients differed from the bacterial strains in the gut of healthy individuals.