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Natural Science Forum / Biology / Microbiology / March 2009



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Fasten your belts, we'll reproduce. Reproduction of biospheres and     civilizations.29 Mar 2009 16:46 GMT1
Fasten your belts, we'll reproduce. Reproduction of biospheres and
civilizations.
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Attention! Magnetic trap of Devil!
E.coli MC4100 thi- genotype25 Mar 2009 20:53 GMT3
Hello fellow slaves of science.
I'm trying to create a pspA reporter plasmid by linking the psp
promoter using the thi- genotype of E.coli MC4100 as an auxotrophic
marker, however I'm having 'a little' trouble finding out which gene
Aerobic Pseudomonas18 Mar 2009 01:49 GMT1
Why do we teach the students that Pseudomonas is an aerobic organism  
when we know that it can grow in anerobic conditions with nitrate as  
electron acceptor? Where does this idea come from?
Thanks,
Recognize your human side14 Mar 2009 02:51 GMT1
Humans with reptile DNA are genetically almost identical to humans,
except for a very small percentage of primitive DNA. This DNA can have
a bad influence. It is, after all, two hundred million years old.
Appearance and sometimes behavior can be the result of its presence in
How long would humans last without bacteria?12 Mar 2009 10:53 GMT1
I heard this interesting quote the other day but can't remember the
end.  It went:
If humans were to go extinct tomorrow, 95% of species on Earth
wouldn't notice.  But if bacteria were to go extinct, all humans would
query11 Mar 2009 00:02 GMT5
Hi all. I am still having great difficulty in finding peer reviewed
articles for my research project. I need to know, am I correct in
assuming that very little has been done in terms of the
microbiological quality of frozen fruit and vegetables in recent
Article request04 Mar 2009 18:13 GMT1
Hi all. I am having great difficulty in finding articles for my
honours research project. I need peer reviewed articles on bacteria
found on vegetables(during and after freezing), how freezing affects
their growth and how different packaging may affect their numbers. I
Bacterial peptides04 Mar 2009 18:08 GMT1
To whom it may concern,
I am looking for the following commercially available peptides, do you perhaps know where i can get them from?
-Chlamydia
-Candida albicans
 
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