Meanings of symbiotic bacteria in English

The Wolbachia are symbiotic bacteria vertically transmitted from one host generation to another.

The population dynamics differed between the two symbiotic bacteria.

Our work indicates that LYK3 protein localization and dynamics are altered in response to symbiotic bacteria.

Intracellular symbiotic bacteria are also described in nematodes.

Certain fungi can digest cellulose and lignin, as can the symbiotic bacteria inhabiting a cow's rumen.

Blood is devoid of essential nutrients and it is thought that symbiotic bacteria synthesize these for the host.

We discuss the significance of the milk gland in larval nutrition and in transmission of symbiotic bacteria to developing offspring.

After slowly coming to appreciate the importance of symbiotic bacteria for running our bodies, scientists have wondered whether viruses also help.

The symbiotic bacteria content had significantly decreased by Day 57, and was absent by Day 91.

In particular, it has been shown that these symbiotic bacteria are present both in the follicular cells and in the eggs.

Although they are not ruminants, hyraxes have three-chambered stomachs filled with symbiotic bacteria that help break down the plants they eat.

Conclusion: Even when removing the symbionts with the most reduced genomes, there is no core of reactions common to the analysed symbiotic bacteria.

Our relationship with these symbiotic bacteria is especially important during the early years of life, when the adult microbiome has not yet formed.

The freshly collected clams contained a high amount of elemental sulfur in the gill epithelial cells, as well as densely packed symbiotic bacteria.

Neither elemental sulfur nor symbiotic bacteria was detected in any other organs except the ovaries, where symbiotic bacteria, but not sulfur, was detected.

The aim of this work is to describe the diversity of potentially symbiotic bacteria associated with the invasive introduced legume Robinia pseudoacacia in China.