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Natural Science Forum / Biology / Microbiology / February 2007



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B. megaterium pigment27 Feb 2007 16:08 GMT12
I recently obtained a culture of Bacillus megaterium, and as it
sporulated, it secreted a dark gray or black pigment. Does anyone have
a reference they could suggest on this? Thanks!
Chris
Website announcement! "RNAi" added!26 Feb 2007 16:58 GMT2
Dear Members,
The new section "RNAi" has been added! Links to RNAi tutorials,
databases, RNAi software, etc. have been given in the "RNAi" section.
The next section, "Caenorhabditis", is coming on 20th March, 2007.
Who is to blame you or your GENES?26 Feb 2007 16:46 GMT3
SCIENTISTS are hard at work to try to find genetic causes for
alcoholism, homosexuality, promiscuity, violence, other aberrant
behavior, and even for death itself. Would it not be a relief to find
that we are not responsible for our actions but are merely victims of
Bacillus megaterium26 Feb 2007 14:34 GMT1
Hi to all.....
Chris the pigment that you found in the Bacillus megaterium medium is
often melanin that was secreted by a yeast.
read this:
phenol red fermentation tests22 Feb 2007 05:53 GMT3
I teach a basic microbiology lab class and have included the phenol red
fermentation test in the lab after the students do the
oxidation-fermentation glucose test.  I am trained as a phytoplankton
ecophysiologist, so I am not familiar with this test outside of teaching
Combating Reverse Sense Viruses22 Feb 2007 05:27 GMT1
One idea I have often kicked around regarding fighting viruses is
this.
Given that certain classes of viruses are reverse sense (either RNA or
DNA) is there, within their genetic information, a reverse sense
identification Streptococcus bovis20 Feb 2007 05:19 GMT1
I'm trying to identifiy Streptococcus bovis from colon tissues but I
can't find a good protocol before use API strep test ( Biomerieux) to
finally isolated it.
please, do you know any protocol to identify it in the laboratory by
Bacterial Identification software19 Feb 2007 20:01 GMT1
Any chance of getting an updated version of the CD-ROM, "Identibacter
interactus,"
for use on current Macs or PCs?
Thanks,
Supplies for potency testing (USP81)19 Feb 2007 19:48 GMT1
I am looking for a source of supplies for the potency testing assay using
cylinder plates. More specifically the cylinders (6 mm) and cylinder
dispenser.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Actinomycetes18 Feb 2007 12:44 GMT1
DEAR SIR
       I am doing research in actinomycetes.I have
some clarifications from isolation of
actinomycetes.Can you help me? THat is, How do
Can anyone answer this question on virions?18 Feb 2007 08:34 GMT2
Can anyone answer this question, or provide links to where I might
find the answer?
Are there any molecules that exist within the virion or capsid, and
which are uniquely found there? That is to say, molecules found in the
Julie from INDIA17 Feb 2007 00:41 GMT3
Dear Sir/Madam,
I would like to introduce myself as Julie .k, working professionally
as a Technical programmer in a reputed private Organization in India
and have identified your E-mail address in a refined search for
Database of impact factors?10 Feb 2007 14:14 GMT5
Is there something like a database on the Web where one can look up
impact factors of microbiology journals? Visiting each journal's
website to look them up is a bit tedious.
Peter
How to identify Proteus08 Feb 2007 03:24 GMT1
I see that you have helped others in identifying the Proteus genus. I have  a
quick question that I hope you can help me with. I've looked everywhere for
an  answer. I did a test on Proteus mirabilis and saw no growth at 37 degrees  
Celcius in glucose broth, and still no growth ...
Filamentous bacteria identification05 Feb 2007 15:50 GMT1
Larry,
I found a question you had answered regarding filamentous bacteria on  
bio.net. I would really appreciate your help if you have a minute to  
answer a  question. I have isolated an organism  from a polymer  
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