Bacteria continued

Po HAscl) depolymerases of Gram-negative aerobic bacteria continued ... 

If bacteria continue to be isolated from blood beyond the first few days of therapy, it may indicate that the antimicrobials are inactive against the pathogen or that the doses are not producing adequate concentrations at the site of infection. 

Rainfall at the site sufficient to cause Terrieu Creek to flow resulted in marked temporal changes in TSS and bacterial content in both surface and ground water. Both wells P7 and P8 responded quickly to elevated TSS concentrations and bacteria in Terrieu Creek. Temporal changes in TSS and concentrations of free and sediment-associated bacteria continued over several days. 

Yet, studies in bacteria continue to yield intriguing results when E. coli are grown in a methionine-deficient medium, tRNA is synthesized but not methylated. Such tRNA usually binds to codon enzymes and ribosomes normally. However, there are exceptions and further studies are needed to evaluate the role of methylation in tRNA function. 

If wine is not sulfited after malolactic fermentation, bacteria continue to survive for months. Carre (1982) observed a small decrease from 10 UFC/ml to 10 UFC/ml after 6 months of conservation in a wine stored at 19°C with a pH of 3.9 and an ethanol volume of 11.25%. Sulfiting immediately after the end of malolactic fermentation is intended to accelerate this death phase. No significant viable population should be left in the wine. Even if they can no longer multiply very actively. 

Reports on epidemics in hospitals caused by gentamicin-resistant bacteria continue to appear. In one hospital in the USA bacterae-mic infection by gentamicin-resistant bacteria occurred in 17 patients, 9 of whom died (17 -). Among the bacteria resistant to gentamicin causing epidemic infections in hospitals have been species of Pseudomonas, Serratia, Klebsiella, Enterobacter, Proteus, other Ente-robacteriaceae, and S. aureus (18C). 

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