نتایج جستجو برای: microbial mass

تعداد نتایج: 584875  

Journal: :Applied and environmental microbiology 2008
Michael Bunge Nooshin Araghipour Tomas Mikoviny Jürgen Dunkl Ralf Schnitzhofer Armin Hansel Franz Schinner Armin Wisthaler Rosa Margesin Tilmann D Märk

A method for analysis of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from microbial cultures was established using proton transfer reaction-mass spectrometry (PTR-MS). A newly developed sampling system was coupled to a PTR-MS instrument to allow on-line monitoring of VOCs in the dynamic headspaces of microbial cultures. The novel PTR-MS method was evaluated for four reference organisms: Escherichia coli,...

2014
Nico T. Mutters Caspar J. Hodiamont Menno D. de Jong Hendri P. J. Overmeijer Mandy van den Boogaard Caroline E. Visser

BACKGROUND Microbiological laboratories seek technologically innovative solutions to cope with large numbers of samples and limited personnel and financial resources. One platform that has recently become available is the Kiestra Total Laboratory Automation (TLA) system (BD Kiestra B.V., the Netherlands). This fully automated sample processing system, equipped with digital imaging technology, a...

2017
Pierre Pétriacq Alex Williams Anne Cotton Alexander E McFarlane Stephen A Rolfe Jurriaan Ton

Rhizosphere chemistry is the sum of root exudation chemicals, their breakdown products and the microbial products of soil-derived chemicals. To date, most studies about root exudation chemistry are based on sterile cultivation systems, which limits the discovery of microbial breakdown products that act as semiochemicals and shape microbial rhizosphere communities. Here, we present a method for ...

2017
Hsiao-Pei Lu Po-Yu Liu Yu-bin Wang Ji-Fan Hsieh Han-Chen Ho Shiao-Wei Huang Chung-Yen Lin Chih-hao Hsieh Hon-Tsen Yu

Mammalian herbivores rely on microbial activities in an expanded gut chamber to convert plant biomass into absorbable nutrients. Distinct from ruminants, small herbivores typically have a simple stomach but an enlarged cecum to harbor symbiotic microbes; however, knowledge of this specialized gut structure and characteristics of its microbial contents is limited. Here, we used leaf-eating flyin...

2009
Jed A. Fuhrman

and fungi, are vital to the function of all ecosystems. This is largely because they exist in enormous numbers (there are roughly 5 × 10 bacteria alone worldwide) and so have immense cumulative mass and activity. They are also probably more diverse than any other organisms, so it is easy to see why the structure of microbial communities, that is, the different kinds of organisms and their abund...

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