Microbiology Series: Water Activity
Still other springs are the result of pressure from an underground source in the earth, in the form of volcanic activity. The result can be water at elevated temperature, such as a hot spring. A seep is a moist or wet place where water, usually groundwater, reaches the surface from an ...
(1) solubility, to enable the protein to stay stable in the lipid-free milieu; (2) stability, to prevent properly folded structures from collapsing while systematically imposing a significant number of mutations; (3) activity, to avoid the disruption to the specific interaction network essential ...
pollution; risk; physicochemical variables; microbiology; macroinvertebrates 1. Introduction Currently, water quality is a global issue since most rivers have collapsed due to the high level of contamination of their waters, making it almost impossible for human beings to obtain a supply of clean ...
microbiology,soil biology,geology, and environmental sciences are sustainable and effective. It includes elimination or isolation of thepollutant source, blocking it causes. There are so many approaches, strategies for remediation of pollutants depending on the source of pollutant and its type, nature ...
Ice nucleation takes place at the very interface between single layers of protein interacting with only a few layers of water molecules. The current lack of experimental data about INP activity can be traced back to the general challenges involved in studying the conformation of proteins and water...
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The limitations and challenges observed in bacterial activity during the biosorption of aromatic amines (Qu et al., 2010) underscore the need for a deeper understanding of the complex microbial interactions within biosorption processes. Additionally, the demonstrated ability of fungi to effectively biosor...
Ca. 10% of the coliform strains isolated from the environment do not have an active formic hydrogenolyase (cleaves formate with the formation of CO2) and therefore do not produce gas being undetected by the traditional techniques but are detected by the assay of β-galactosidase activity [57,...
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