Bacteria listed

Amoxicillin is available only by prescription and is used against a variety of disease-causing bacteria, such as the cocci bacteria listed above, as well as Bordetella pertuAAiA, the bacterium that causes whooping cough, Salmonella typhi, the bacterium that causes typhoid, and Vibrio cholerae, the bacterium that causes cholera. 

Biochemical Connections What key aspects of chloroplasts (and mitochondria) are consistent with the theory that they may have once been bacteria List three specific features. 

The following biochemical reactions show the utilization of select electron donors during inorganic sulfur reduction by obligate anaerobic bacteria. Listed below are few examples of reactions common to all wetland soils where sulfate is present as an electron acceptor ... 

Table 7.1 Inhibitory activities of plant-origin antimicrobials against gram positive pathogenic bacteria, listed alphabetically representative studies conducted within... 

The extracts and protocatechuic acid reportedly have bactericidal properties in vitro against Gram-positive bacteria (list and horhammer). ... 

Data from Leadbetter and Foster (1959b) and Lukins and Foster (1960). A systematic calculation error necessitated revision of the original data of Leadbetter and Foster (1959b). The correct values are presented here, i.e., the data for the first three bacteria listed. 

Some of the most notable contributions were (a) the discovery of numerous strains of lactic acid bacteria including those listed in Table XI, (b) the elaboration of the mineral... 

Cultivation of luminous bacteria. Nealson (1978) lists various culture media to culture luminous bacteria. Three examples from other sources are shown in Table 2.1. It is important to include 300-500 mM NaCl as a basic ingredient. For the growth of bacteria, liquid media must be adequately aerated by shaking or bubbling. Solid media containing agar are made in Petri dishes. 

The consumables represent the essential food or nutritional reqirirements. Conventionally they include sugars, starches, proteins, vitamins, trace elements, oxygen, carbon dioxide and nitrogen but bacteria are probably the most omnivorous of all living organisms and to the above list may be added plastic, mbber, kerosene, naphthalene, phenol and cement. One is left feeling that there is no substance which is immune to microbial... 

Transgenic E. coli accumulate comparatively low levels of carotenoids " compared to microbial algae, yeasts, and bacteria. Many efforts ° have focused on increasing accumulation by manipulation of factors affecting metabolic flux and metabolite accnmnlation (listed and discnssed in Sections 5.3.1.1 and 5.3.1.3 A) and have been reviewed." - " In bacterial systems, approaches to control can be categorized as either infrastructural (plasmids, enzymes, strains) or ultrastructural (media and feeding, enviromnent, precursor pools, substrate flux). 

I Bite-wound infections generally are polymicrobial. On average, five different bacterial species can be isolated from an infected animal bite wound.3 Both the normal flora of the biter s mouth and that of the bite recipient s skin can be implicated. The bacteriology of the cat and dog mouth is quite similar. Pasteurella multocida, a gram-negative aerobe, is one of the predominant pathogens, isolated in up to 50% of dog and 75% of cat bites. S. viridans are the most frequently cultured bacteria from human bite wounds.3,43 Table 70-10 provides a comprehensive list of cat, dog, and human bite-wound pathogens. 

The BWAs monitored in the air (Bio Air mode) are those listed in the classified (secret) International Task Force (ITF)-6A list (1990). The list includes bacteria, rickettsiae, toxins, and viruses. The unknown agent option is not available for the Bio Air monitoring mode. 

Table 1. Alphabetic list of bacteria strains from which PHA synthase genes were cloned and characterized (updated from [53]) ...

The bacteria in the intestinal tract serve as another well-known source of luminal drug degradation [61], though this is only important for the colon region as the luminal concentration of bacteria is 104 to 109-fold higher in the colon compared with the small intestine. Thus, this aspect is only relevant for drugs that reach this region, for example, due to poor permeability, slow dissolution or delivery by modified-release formulations. Hydrolytic and other reductive reactions are predominantly mediated by bacterial enzymes, and a list of the most prominent types... 

The anthranilate intermediate is believed to be metabolized to denitrogenated products. The list of proposed metabolites is also included in Fig. 25. A consortium of anaerobic and denitrifying bacteria was found to degrade indole via oxindole [341], but further details were not given to ensure if pathway 1 was followed. 

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