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Articles related to "Microbial"
How to Kill Bacteria and Other Microbes Heat, UV radiation, antibiotics and chemicals are all used to control bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms. How to they kill pathogens without hurting our cells? how to kill microbes • how to kill bacteria • control bacterial pathogens • control viral pathogens • microbial control heat
Germs, Germs, Everywhere! Find out if antibacterial soaps really work better than regular soaps at protecting you and your family from all those pesky germs! health • scams • soap • soaps • antibacterial
What Do Microbiologists Study?: A Virtual Visual Microbial Tour Ever wonder what a bacterium, or virus looks like? There are plenty of good websites containing wonderful pictures of those very tiny organisms. Click on the link to go on a "Virtual Visual Microbial Tour"! microbial world • microbial tour • viruses • bacteria • prions
Walkerton tragedy highlights microbial ecology The deadly <i>E. coli</i> outbreak in Walkerton draws attention to a fascinating and essential aspect of life on earth. walkerton • e. coli • escherichia • coli • saugeen river
Biological Controls in the Garden a brief description and table of biological controls available to the gardener for controlling common pests and diseases rose garden • pest • insect • disease • aphid
Microbial Pirates Ahead. Protect Your Chloroplasts! Stealing chloroplasts from their neighboring algae helps this microbe survive on the high seas. Click above to learn more. chloroplasts • mesodinium • rubrum
Composting for A Desert Garden Yard waste makes up as high as 30 percent of the solid waste of most municipalities in North America. Food waste makes up another nine percent. Composting uses this mater compost • composting • desert gardens • desert garden • microbial
Garden Biodynamically, II This article continues BD and covers such aspects as cover crops, companion planting, herbal teas, ashing and the astrological points. Written by Geoffrey Ian Miller. biodynamics • cover • crops • microbial • innoculant
MRSA and School Transmission There is considerable public concern that borders on hysteria on the increased risk of MRSA transmission at school, in the locker room, or on the sports field. mrsa infection • community associated • methicillin resistant • superbug • mrsa in schools
Fingernail Length and Microbes Infections in neonatal intensive care units prompt studies to determine the relationship between the length of fingernails and potential pathogens carried on them. infection • outbreak • fingernails • artificial nail • hand
Immunology Immunology - complex? difficult? boring?! It doesn't need to be. immunology • pathogens • microbes • bacteria • bactericides
Artificial Field Turf vs. Natural Grass Safety Artificial turf sports fields connected to recent MRSA outbreaks and heat strokes on high school and college football teams raise sports safety concerns. artificial field turf safety • natural grass • mrsa infection • heat stress risk • synthetic turf football fields
Stop Hydroponics Odors One common complaint about hydroponics is the smell that often results, but with a little care and knowledge, a well run hydroponics system doesn't need to smell bad. hydroponics • undesirable smells in hydroponics • garden odor • beneficial microbes • microbial equilibrium
A Bacterium Saved a Town During World War II A little microbiology trivia saved a small town from the Nazis during World War II. typhus • rickettsia • prowaskii • proteus ox19 • antibodies
The People of Microbiology Why do people want to become scientists? Or Dr. C is going off the deep end again. animalcules • microorganisms • microbiology • microbiologists • antony van leeuwenhoek
Acid-fast Ziehl Neelsen Stain Reaction Acid fast staining involves the application of a series of dyes that leaves some bacteria pink (Acid-fast) and others purple (Nonacid-fast). Here's how this stain works. acid fast differential stain • acid-fast bacteria • nonacid-fast bacteria • acid-fast staining procedure • acid fast staining protocol
DNA Selective Signature of Genes Genetic sequencing allows MIT scientists to examine natural selection through the selective signature of a gene across a range of microbial species. selective signature gene • molecular evolutionary genetics • genetic sequencing • microbial natural selection • microbe natural selection patterns
Glycocalyx Bacterial Surface Coating Some bacteria have an additional layer outside of the cell wall called the glycocalyx. This coating of macromolecules protects the cell and helps it adhere to surfaces. bacterial surface coating • bacterial glycocalyx • bacteria capsule • bacteria slime layer • bacterial biofilms
Is Your Garden in an Arid Region? Tiny variations in precipitation, sometimes less than an inch, can change the definition of an area from desert to arid. desert areas • annual rainfall • arid regions • scrub grass • steppes
Bacteria Survived Travel to Moon Moon travel is not for everyone however, one bacterium found travel in a camera to the moon okay.
Are Antibacterial Soaps Safe? Some say they could create super-bugs resistant to many of the antibiotics we use to treat human infections. However, others disagree and have some real-world data to share. Click above to learn more. triclosan • bacteria • antibiotic • antibiotics • biocide
Plantibodies Plantibodies are humanized monoclonal antibodies that may be useful in preventing or treating certain diseases. herpes • monoclonal • antibody • antibodies • plantibodies
Snuggling with Plants Besides being green, year round, living house plants give us many benefits. They add beauty to a room, appear to have a calming effect on us, and make our homes friendly and inviting. weather • frightful • indoor • plants • sunroom
Bioremediation Bioremediation involves the use of living organisms to clean up the environment. bioremediation • microorganisms • biohazard • contaminate • contaminant
Dunning Golf Apparel Review The new Interface Stretch polo from Dunning Golf apparel is extremely lightweight, breathable and fantastic. It is technical golf apparel at its best. golf apparel • golf polo • dunning golf • technical fabrics • stretch polo
What is a Pesticide? To prevent, destroy, repel or mitigate any pest pesticide • chemical • biological • pests • insects
Strain 121: Life Above the Boiling Point I thought Texas was hot when I lived there. Click above and read about an organism that defies all the rules and can live and grow at temperatures above the boiling point. strain 121 • archaea
Malassezia globosa and Sebum Dandruff is caused by the rapid release of skin cells observed as skin flakes on the scalp and on the shoulder areas where flakes of skin have fallen to. malassezia • dandruff • flaking skin • dermatitis • sebum
Zucchini Blossom End Rot Blossom End Rot is the result of a lack of calcium in the zucchini plant. This article discusses what to do about blossom end rot and yellowing in zucchini. blossom end rot • zucchini • plant disease • soil • fertilizer
Cancer Drug Treatments from Natural Products Natural products continue to perform an essential role in the search for new cancer drug treatments. These products often serve as a starting point for researchers in pharmaceutical and biotech companies in preparing improved synthetic compounds. combinatorial • analogs • natural drug • cell lines • monoclonal
The Tax Man Cometh Development of a vancomycin resistant <I>Staphylococcus aureus</I>. Scary? Yes. Hopeless situation? NO! staphylococcus aureus • vancomycin • resistant • antibiotic • vsa
Bacteria Gram Stain Reaction Gram staining involves the application of a series of dyes that leaves some bacteria purple (Gram +) and others pink (Gram -). Here's how the Gram stain works. gram stain reaction • gram staining test • gram stain procedure • gram staining technique • gram stain protocol
Differential Bacterial Growth Media In microbiology, there are many different techniques used to identify microbes. Differential media typically provide general information regarding identity. bacterial identification • identifying bacteria • bacteria growth medium • bacterial growth media • differential growth media
Burdock: The Wandering Herb, Part II Burdock: The Wandering Herb, Part II reveals the medicinal virtues of this unusual plant. burdock • arctium • great burdock • burrs • medicinal uses
Dale Brown Emeagwali - Microbiologist and Community Leader Dr, Dale Brown Emeagwali is a recognized teacher and researcher at Morgan State University. She combines a love of research with a strong desire to encourage young people to study science. dale brown emeagwali • scientist of the year • microbiology • morgan state university • cancer research
Life in Battery Acid extremophiles • cueva de villa luz • the cave of the lighted house • sulphuric acid • sulfuric acid
Sick Plants Get Fevers Too! When infected by a plant virus, tobacco leaves have an elevated temperature. tobacco mosaic virus • fever • tobacco • nature biotechnology • thermography
Why Wait To Give Vaccines? When you give a vaccination is important. Too soon and you get poor protection vaccine • vaccines • immunization • antibodies • maternal
Find The Best Educational Science Websites Don't waste your time searching the web for quality information on the sciences. Here is the lowdown on some of the best biology sites the web has to offer! best science web sites • biology web sites • microbiology web sites • cell biology web sites • chemistry web sites
Giraffe is "Kosher" Say Rabbis In 2008, Israeli rabbis unequivocally declared that giraffes, based on their conformation to Biblical dietary law, are suitable for human consumption. giraffe • matzoh balls • chicken soup • ketchup • cheddar
Lemon Essential Oil Lemon essential oil has a number of important uses in aromatherapy; one of the citrus oils, Lemon has powerful aromatic properties, used by many for centuries. lemon essential oil • use and properties of lemon oil in aromatherapy • extraction of lemon oil • distribution of the lemon tree • other uses of lemon
Natural Remedies for Allergies Top natural health tips for preventing and alleviating the symptoms of seasonal allergies such as hayfever. hayfever • seasonal allergies • natural remedies • health tips • prevent symptoms
The Conceptual Art Of Nobuko Tsuchiya Nobuko Tsuchiya is an up-and-coming London artist. Here she explains the fascinating process behind her art and some of the key works that she has developed thus far nobuko tsuchiya • sculpture • conceptual artist • anthony reynolds gallery • london art
The Role of B Lymphocytes in Autoimmune Disease Yale researchers recently reported that B lymphocytes, which produce destructive autoantibodies, cause autoimmune disease in the absence of T cell activation. b lymphocytes • b cell • autoimmune disease • rituximab • tnf inhibitors
A Cure for the Common Cold? Not only does this drug appear to help people with the common cold but it can treat some other viral illnesses as well. pleconaril • viropharm • icam-1 • icam • rhinovirus
Improving Your Soil, I The process of adding organic matter, from animal and green manures to cover crops, to improve your soil. Written by Geoffrey Ian Miller. organic • matter • soil • manure • animal
Nearly the end of June already A brief article on some of the items to catch up with in the garden in June in Western Australia. humus • worm castings • grevilleas • camellias.
New Biopesticides for Roses New insecticides and fungicides to look for in the future. roses • disease • fungicides • pesticides • environment
Plantskins HO OH HO O HO HO OH OH O O O HO OH HO HO …. This is not the laughter of a villain. The sequence continues and finally gives cellulose structure. cellulose structure • cellulose molecule • cuticle • cutin • cell wall |
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