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Natural Science Forum / Biology / Microbiology / October 2004



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lactococ phages inactivation31 Oct 2004 19:05 GMT6
I am working on inactivation of lactococ phages by using heat and biocids.But
I couldn't find enough imformation-articles about methods.
If you have some articles about it please send me..
                        TIA
Kinetic effect of temperature on bacterial inhibition (deactivation)  by low pH31 Oct 2004 18:02 GMT4
I have a question about the generality of the microbiological deactivation
process described below:
It is known that, although E. coli O157:H7 is fairly tolerant to acidic
foods, the populations of this pathogen tend to decrease over time if the pH
Pool Chlorination and Obligate Anaerobes30 Oct 2004 02:22 GMT3
Something just struck me whilst reading my microbiology textbook. We
are learning about obligate anaerobic microorganisms at the moment and
I read that they lack the enzymes to process free oxygen molecules.
And then It struck me as to what was happening when a pool gets
long-term memory29 Oct 2004 00:39 GMT20
Can anyone help me find out what the nucleus is doing during long-term
memory transcription??
I want to know if anyone has an idea of its structure.  We know what the
chromosome looks like during mitosos of non-neuroonal cells, but what about
I think amoebas have intelligence !!!28 Oct 2004 09:49 GMT1
I think amoebas are more intelligent than most humans, that's for sure!
Nucleotide coding for organismal traits/processes28 Oct 2004 07:47 GMT8
Sorry if this question has been asked in the past, I am studying Bio in
college and had a question I cannot find an answer for.
As I understand it, DNA is 'unzipped' by protiens to make RNA which is then
used to execute the production of some other needed protien etc.  I know
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Infections22 Oct 2004 12:19 GMT1
Dear Replier,
            Recently I had some dysentry problem. so the doctor took
a motion test and said some infections, i slightly forgotten it, but
he said something like amebic or amoeboic infection. please say me
digestion of gemone DNA21 Oct 2004 11:17 GMT2
 I am trying to digestion the genome DNA of my strain,but find that it doesn't work with the enzyme Sau3A I for many hours.My guess is there are stuff along with the genome DNA which prevents Sau3A I from working.And my question is how and what exactly makes it fail to work.Any ...
microscopic image of LEATHER16 Oct 2004 18:15 GMT7
I need microscopic image of LEATHER, like furniture leather --- need to see
what leather looks like.
Appreciate if you can provide any help or directions
Thanks
qual15 Oct 2004 02:52 GMT1
can someone tell me more about microbiology?
RSVP
metabolic activity determination07 Oct 2004 15:47 GMT1
hii all i resently join this group and hope will have very good
intrection oon future.
i m working on biofilm.  i want to know how i can determine metabolic
state of organism after exposerof it to verious enviromental
Poor Jorge05 Oct 2004 12:00 GMT1
Poor jorge ego gestures
Cloudy DNA05 Oct 2004 02:52 GMT5
We do some work with calf thymus DNA at high concentrations (3-7
millimolar) in milliliter quantities for spectrophotometry/transient
absorption spectroscopy purposes. One problem is that it seems to be
fairly cloudy above the millimolar level. This is the cheapest source
GRAS organisms04 Oct 2004 10:48 GMT1
I'm looking for a complete list of all GRAS organisms that have been
approved by the FDA. I've searched their web site and with google
without any success.
Kind regards
 
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