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What is Bacterial Stress Response?
Bacteria can survive under varied conditions (called as Bacterial Stress Response), and to overcome adverse conditions, the changes must be sensed by bacteria and mount reactions in protein activity and gene expression. The stress reaction in bacteria involves a system of components that behave against the stimulation. Compounds can respond simultaneously to many different stresses, and […]
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Microbial Physiology: Yields of Microbes
Microorganisms are generally found in nature (air, soil, and water) as mixed populations. Even the diseased pans of plants and animals contain a great number of microorganisms, which differ markedly from the microorganisms of other environments. This is the basic guide on microbial physiology. To study the specific role played by a specific microorganism in its […]
Continue readingBacterial Cell: Structure and its Composition
Bacteriology is the study of bacteria. Bacteria are minute, microscopic, simple, unicellular prokaryotic organisms occurring as saprophytes and parasites on a wide range of habitats. Structurally a bacteria cell consists of three categories of structurally namely, Structures of External side of the cell wall. Cell wall Structures of the Internal side of the cell wall […]
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