Meanings of bacterial colonies in English

Carbapenemase production was also assessed on individual bacterial colonies using two separate methods.

The combination treatment showed greatest inhibition of bacterial colonies.

The circular projects are almost like looking at living tree stumps or ever-changing bacterial colonies.

Sibling Paenibacillus dendritiformis bacterial colonies grown on low-nutrient agar medium mutually inhibit growth through secretion of a lethal factor.

Four positive colonies were found among about 4,000 bacterial colonies of the genomic DNA library.

Biofilms -snotty sheets of goo made by bacterial colonies -may be the secret superpower of the microbial world.

Much like brushing your teeth prevents biofilms from growing on them, debridement may keep wounds free of bacterial colonies, he added.

We provide further evidence that amyloid formation is not limited to P1, since bacterial colonies without this adhesin demonstrate residual green birefringence.

Twenty-one strongly positive clones were found by hybridization of about 5000 bacterial colonies, nine of them with the inserts encoding ammodytoxin A.

If all four streaks grow thriving bacterial colonies, then the medium on the paper disc contains no antibiotic against those four germs.

They might be made from neurons and chemical baths, from bacterial colonies and pure light, unrecognizable to our old-fashioned 21st century eyes.

Cawthron's Jonathan Puddick is using metal probes chilled with liquid nitrogen to take samples of bacterial colonies on the surface of the lake.

Bacterial colonies have been prodded into forming large-scale swirls and streams that seem to move like herds of animals.