Titlebook: Bacterial Genetics in Natural Environments; John C. Fry,Martin J. Day Book 1990 Chapman and Hall 1990 Biofilm.Chromosom.DNA.Promoter.ecolo

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Jan vom Brocke,Christian Sonnenbergessures for microorganisms and has led to the development of bacteria with new degradative capacities and resistance mechanisms. On the other hand, the presence of these toxic compounds has an important impact on the resident microflora which seems to be much less varied in polluted areas than in non-polluted sites..

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Gene transfer in activated sludgenes.. Other examples which involve use of GEMs in practical applications include the development of recombinant vaccines,. of ice. bacteria to reduce frost damage to crops. and microbial and virus insecticides.. The use of genetically engineered bacteria constructed to degrade specific recalcitrant pollutants has also been suggested..

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Plasmid transfer to indigenous bacteria in soil and rhizosphere: problems and perspectives may advance our knowledge about the extent to which genetic transfer mechanisms actually play a role in the evolution of microorganisms in soil, for example endowing microorganisms with the capacity for an adequate response to certain (man-imposed) stress conditions.

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Ernesto Anasarias,Peter Berliner some of these naturally occurring plasmids. Support for this comes from a recent study in which the broad host range, self transmissible plasmid R68 was found to transfer from . into 38% of the freshly isolated, heterotrophic bacteria tested.. The genera which accepted the plasmid were . and ., which are all very common aquatic bacteria..

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Six Sigma and Business Process Managementare grown together with,. or without added nutrients.. Such variations in the methodologies are partially responsible for the discrepancies encountered in the gene transfer results expressed in Table 1, but these discrepancies may be due to a lack of characterization of the microcosms and standardization of the assays.

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Tobias Bucher,David Raber,Robert Winterts sealed in an aerated pot. Because the rhizosphere organisms rapidly utilize the substrates, much of the carbon appears as CO. which can be trapped from the gas effluent from the pot. As the roots age and senesce, the whole root system becomes available for microbial degradation, as do the residues of the shoot tissue eventually.

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Plasmid transfer in the epilithon some of these naturally occurring plasmids. Support for this comes from a recent study in which the broad host range, self transmissible plasmid R68 was found to transfer from . into 38% of the freshly isolated, heterotrophic bacteria tested.. The genera which accepted the plasmid were . and ., which are all very common aquatic bacteria..