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Перевод: bacteria

бактерии

Тезаурус:

1. Considering the vast range of secondary metabolites produced by fungi and bacteria, there is likely to be a huge number of potential uses in crop protection.
2. Much attention is also being focused on the possibility of engineering non-leguminous crop plants that can fix nitrogen by developing a symbiotic relationship with nitrogen-fixing bacteria.
3. CHEAP AND quick tests on cell cultures and bacteria can often provide enough information on the safety of chemicals for government regulators to reach decisions on their potential for doing damage to human genes.
4. It followed that somewhere in the world there were soil micro-organisms with enzymes capable of attacking any substance which occurred in living tissues, and, given such enzymes, that one might use them, for instance, to destroy bacteria lethal to man.
5. The bacteria which are usually found in the intestine, such as Escherichia coli , when found in conjunction with urethritis, often indicate infection higher in the uro-genital tract.
6. Scientists based at the West of Scotland Agricultural College at Auchincruive have discovered that oil distilled from marjoram, the popular garden herb, will inhibit the growth of several problem bacteria, including erwinia, the organism which causes soft rots in stored vegetables and potato black leg disease.
7. And other mechanisms have come to light, such as cell fusion among bacilli and an enigmatic gene transfer agent in some photosynthetic bacteria.
8. Eukaryotes could not exist without bacteria, toiling away in the background; and the lives of all organisms, including bacteria, are profoundly affected by viruses.
9. The disease, which is caused by bacteria, is characterised by spasmodic coughing, accompanied by sneezing and fever.
10. Once the fungus has dug itself into the vagina, it is difficult to dislodge and the normal bacteria, particularly the lactobacillus, find it hard to reestablish themselves.
11. Blackbirds and thrushes will make a meal of ripening strawberries, pears etc, and even blue-tits can damage ripening apples and pears by pecking them and letting in fungi and bacteria that may cause the fruit to rot.
12. There are concerns that, once released, GEMs might exhibit some previously unknown pathogenicity, might take over from some naturally occurring bacteria or pass on some perhaps unwanted trait to indigenous bacteria.
13. Juggling genes: unlike higher organisms, bacteria can exchange DNA