microbes造句怎么写

Cleaning showerheads with bleach will not do since the microbes will simply return with a fresh flow of water.

LOUIS PASTEUR, the 19th-century French microbiologist and chemist, is credited with confirming that microbes cause disease.

They gave protected mice one of two antibiotic drugs in low doses that altered the abundance of various microbes but didn't kill the bugs.

The EO-1 satellite is seeing the stain of elemental sulfur being carried to the surface, acting like a highlighter pen, pointing to the microbes' location.

Carbon monoxide offers a lot more energy per molecule to hungry microbes than methane does-but Mars's carbon monoxide level is stable and much higher than the claimed methane level.

Nature, the scientific journal, pointed out in 1993 that although one might expect newfound species to be limited to "obscure microbes and insects," scientists in Vietnam had just discovered a bovine.

He flew from country to country, battling murderous mutant microbes.

The others were fed an ordinary diet, not fortified with microbes.

The probable cause in this case: microbes digesting oil and methane gas from the spill.

They observed that microbes in the fecal material took up residence in a susceptible mouse's gut for about a month.

Some microbes like nothing better than to be nestled in a toxic sludge of heavy metals like zinc, arsenic and cadmium.

Most antibiotics directly attack the microbes that make us ill. Penicillin, for example, weakens bugs' tough outer wall to the point that many of them simply explode.

The enzymes were most likely gifts from a marine microbe, eaten along with some seaweed a long time ago. The marine microbe happened to transfer some of its enzyme genes to gut microbes.

During pregnancy, gut microbes may release chemicals that affect fetal brain development, the researchers say.

How long can unpleasant microbes live on glossy magazine covers or, for that matter, the pages of a newspaper?

The use of any antimicrobial for any infection, in any dose, and over any time period, forces microbes to either adapt or die in a phenomenon known as “selective pressure”.

Scientists have discovered microbes that are resilient to levels of heat, cold, salt, acidity, and radiation that would kill humans.

Robbed of its microbes, the wart gradually vanishes.

The upshot is that gut microbes not only release energy from food, they also encourage bodies to store that energy as fat and to keep the fat on.