| This natural product comes from fermenting corn sugar with the microorganism Xanthomonas campestris. |
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| Bacteriorhodopsin is the light-harvesting protein of the purple membrane of the halophilic microorganism Halobacterium halobium. |
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| Often the first indication that a microorganism problem exists is a characteristic musty odor. |
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| In phytopathology, antagonism refers to the suppression or interference with the normal growth of a plant pathogen by another microorganism. |
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| It encourages microorganism activity causing soil particles to clump together and form aggregates. |
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| The microorganism is particularly dangerous, and continues to grow in refrigerated food. |
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| Furthermore, cholesterol is required for macromolecular synthesis and cell growth as well as for membrane biogenesis in this microorganism. |
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| The examination revealed a ciliated form that was thought to represent a ciliated microorganism. |
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| The microorganism that causes clubroot occurs worldwide and also infects plants in the rose, poppy, and grass families. |
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| Salvarsan, a synthetic preparation containing arsenic, is lethal to the microorganism responsible for syphilis. |
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| Further to this theory, Pasteur found that injecting a weakened form of a microorganism could protect the body from the diseases that it causes. |
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| The anaerobic microorganism digestion process breaks down the big molecules into small molecules. |
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| An anaerobic microorganism digestion process breaks down large molecules of waste into smaller ones. |
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| Such identifications are important in assessment of microorganism presence in food. |
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| We only need to know the appropriate microorganism, control its metabolism and growth and be able to use it on a large scale. |
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| This means that ozone is a more powerful disinfectant to deactivate this microorganism. |
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| Usually a tomato based product is acid and molds will most likely be the microorganism that would spoil the sauce. |
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| Products must undergo rigorous tests, which examine chemical residue, veterinary residue, fish residue, heavy metal, hormone, nitrous acid, additives and microorganism. |
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| A number of reports discourage the azo dye decolorisation by microorganism under anaerobic conditions as it leads to the formation of corresponding aromatic amines. |
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| Once inoculated into the host, the microorganism generates the protective antigen of the pathogen and immunizes the host. |
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| The identification of a disease-causing microorganism within an animal enables the veterinarian to choose the best drug for therapy. |
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| Up until the turn of the century, immunity referred mostly to the means of resistance of an animal to invasion by a parasite or microorganism. |
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| The ability of a microorganism to survive in the environment is defined as its persistence to withstand the prevailing conditions. |
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| Accordingly, the use of that microorganism preparation, as specified in Annex III to this Regulation, should be authorised without a time limit. |
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| In theory, failure in the glove mechanical barrier allow microorganism diffusion from the surgeon to the patient, or reversely. |
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| Thurana has a natural function for this microorganism. |
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| The rate of growth of a species of microorganism that requires a vitamin is measured in growth media that contain various known quantities of a foodstuff preparation containing unknown amounts of the vitamin. |
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| Depending on the way in which the food sample was prepared, the procedure may indicate the availability of the vitamin in the food sample to the microorganism. |
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| Plasmids are close circular DNA molecule that are propagated in a host microorganism mainly bacteria. |
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| Whether the biopolymer is brittle, elastic or sticky depends on the type of microorganism, the carbon substrates, and the growth conditions in the bioreactor. |
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| An extremophile is a kind of microorganism which lives in extreme temperature, acidity, alkalinity or chemically concentrated environments. |
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| Nevertheless, it is the opinion of the IAPIP that the deposited microorganism should not be released to third parties until some enforceable form of patent protection begins. |
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| The source of this devastation is a funguslike microorganism, Phytophthora ramorum. |
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| The spade plough is designed to cut the soil and turn it on its side, minimising the damage to the earthworms, soil microorganism, and fungi. |
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| Different foods are placed into jars or cans and heated to a microorganism and inactivating enzyme temperature. |
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| Recombinant DNA technology has allowed researchers to use modified bacteria and viruses that are not harmful to humans to immunize individuals against an antigen from a pathogenic microorganism. |
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| In Venezuela and Colombia, however, plant, animal, fungus, and microorganism fossils of Appalachian type dominate, although austral elements such as the brachiopod Australospirifer linger. |
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