Subjects: “...Trypanostatic effect...”
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Subjects: “...Soil bacterial communities...”
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“... to digestive enzymes and exhibits a behavior similar to that of dietary fibers. In this study, the effect...”
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“... at d 9, 11, 13, and 15 and particle-associated bacteria (PAB) from d 13 to 15. Select bacterial populations in the PAB...”
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“... to a multiplicity of factors, such as target modification, decrease in the drug uptake, changes in the metabolic...”
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“.... Results indicate that BGL may have a prebiotic and immunomodulatory effect on the fecal microbial...”
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Subjects: “...Bacterial cellulose...”
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Subjects: “...antimicrobial effect...”
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Subjects: “...Bacterial vaginosis...”
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“... of propionate tended to decrease (P = 0.07). In conclusion, the inclusion of bacterial cultures, enzymes and...”
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“... formation, showing no effect on bacterial viability. Only one compound was inactive against both planktonic...”
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“... promotion of root growth in tomatoes by Serratia sp. and PEG 7% partly indicates a physical effect, since...”
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“... decrease bacterial competitivity, while imperfect partition allows the emergence of plasmid-free cells...”
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Subjects: “...bacterial challenge...”
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“... decrease the growth of E20-8. However, in the presence of osmotic stress, bacterial growth is reduced...”
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“... softness, water sorption, bacterial colonization and functional failure of the prosthesis. PURPOSE: This...”
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Subjects: “...Bacterial vaginosis...”
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Subjects: “...Structure of bacterial communities...”
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“... biofilms on the survival and integration of both of these pathogens into biofilms. Results: Firstly, both...”
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“... bacteria or prevent the interaction with the surface and consequently decrease biofilm formation. Thus, the...”
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