bacteroides nodosus造句

• bacteroides nodosus    In 1990 Dewhirst et al . moved " Kingella indologenes " ( Snell and Lapage, 1976 ) to the new genus " Suttonella " renaming the species " Suttonella indologenes " at the same time they tra...
• alsodes nodosus    "Alsodes nodosus " is locally common but is getting rarer.
• dichelobacter nodosus    In 1990 Dewhirst et al . moved " Kingella indologenes " ( Snell and Lapage, 1976 ) to the new genus " Suttonella " renaming the species " Suttonella indologenes " at the same time they tra...
• nodosus    "Alsodes nodosus " is locally common but is getting rarer. Bos, A . R . Population dynamics, reproduction and growth of the Indo-Pacific horned sea star, " Protoreaster nodosus ". The ceph...
• potamogeton nodosus    The river is included for its population of Loddon pondweed ( " Potamogeton nodosus " ), as this is the principal location in the country where it can be found.
• protoreaster nodosus    Bos, A . R . Population dynamics, reproduction and growth of the Indo-Pacific horned sea star, " Protoreaster nodosus ". "Paracorynactis hoplites " is interesting for its ability to captur...
• bacteroides    Some members of the genus " Bacteroides " are opportunistic pathogens. Typically, this includes alpha-hemolytic streptococci, staphylococci, and bacteroides groups. As listed, it has modes...
• bacteroides corrodens    It was first identified by M . Eiken in 1958, who called it " Bacteroides corrodens ".
• bacteroides dorei    Research is being conducted to better understand the relationship " Bacteroides dorei " has on the human intestinal system and the autoimmune disease, Type 1 Diabetes ( T1D ).
• bacteroides forsythus    Anaerobic species of bacteria Porphyromonas gingivalis, Bacteroides forsythus, Treponema denticola, Prevotella intermedia, Fusobacterium nucleatum, Eubacterium sp . have all been implicate...
• bacteroides fragilis    As listed, it has modest activity against the anaerobic " Bacteroides fragilis ". The reproductive systems of up to two-thirds of men are infected with anaerobic bacteria such as Fusobacte...
• bacteroides fragilis group    In this case they are mixed with organisms of intestinal origin such as E coli, bacteroides fragilis group, and clostridium species. Agents no longer recommended are : cefotetan and clinda...
• bacteroides melaninogenicus    The name " Bacteroides melaninogenicus " was later changed to " Prevotella melaninogenica ". "Bacteroides melaninogenicus " has been reclassified and split into " Prevotella melaninogenica...
• bacteroides ovatus    Moreover, the rarity of XyG metabolism highlights the significance of " Bacteroides ovatus " and other proficient XyG-degrading Bacteroidetes as key members of the human gut microbial cons...
• bacteroides pneumosintes    }} " "'Dialister pneumosintes " "'( formerly named " Bacteroides pneumosintes " ) is a nonfermentative, colonies on blood agar . " D . pneumosintes " has been recovered from deep periodont...
• bacteroides thetaiotaomicron    Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron ", which can harvest and use the host fucose as a carbon and energy source. Another protein that is functionally similar ( 81 % ) is 3SNX, a  putative SusD-li...
• genus bacteroides    During the 1980s, the genus Bacteroides underwent major taxonomic revisions, with many of the species being transferred to new genera. Shah and Collins in 1989 proposed that the genus Bact...