Bacteriology
Read more Thermophilic bacteria
These are the bacteria that love to live in a high temperature. These bacteria can survive in hot temperature.
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Bacteriology
Read more Mycoplasma gallisepticum
Mycoplasma gallisepticum is a pathogen of avian species and it does not cause disease in humans. Even eating infected eggs don't harm humans. But don't use antibiotics treated eggs.
Instruments and Equipments
Read more Choosing Between 2-8°C Refrigerators and Freezers: What’s Best for Your Lab?
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Antibiotics
Read more Strep Throat vs. Tonsillitis: Quick Comparison for Patients
Sore throats can be confusing. You might hear a doctor say “it looks like tonsillitis,” while someone else mentions “strep throat,” and you’re left wondering -...
Antibiotics
Read more Does BV Cause Bleeding? What Studies Say + When to Seek Care
If you’ve ever searched online about bacterial vaginosis BV and bleeding, you probably found conflicting answers. Many sources insist that BV does not cause...
Bacteriology
Read more Which Bacteria Cause the Greatest Harm in the Food Industry? (Top 8, With Control Measures)
In the food industry, a single microscopic organism can spell disaster. We’ve all seen headlines like “Massive recall of ground beef due to E. coli” or...
General
Read more Do Bacteria Have RNA? rRNA, mRNA, and Why 16S Matters
Someone once asked me, “Do bacteria have RNA, or just DNA?” It’s a great question because we often hear about bacterial DNA - the famous double helix carrying...
General
Read more How To Save Yourself From Getting COVID-19?
Prevention from COVID-19: Starting from Wuhan City of Democratic Republic of China in early December 2019 and spreading to the whole world COVID-19 is one of...
Bacteriology
Read more Aerobic Bacteria
Aerobic bacteria are those that can survive or grow in the presence of oxygen. They may be obligate aerobes, facultative aerobes or Microaerophilic.
Bacteriology
Read more Nitrifying bacteria convert?
nitrifying bacteria are those bacteria that can convert nitrite into nitrate. These bacteria do this process into 2 steps. Read more
Bacteriology
Read more Salmonella Survival & How to Kill It: Home, Restaurant & Lab Settings
You’ve just finished preparing a meal with raw chicken. The cutting board is washed, the counter looks clean, and dinner is served. But is your kitchen truly...
Bacteriology
Read more Nucleofector 4D: Enhancing Genetic Studies and Transfection Efficiency
What Makes the 4D Nucleofector Unique? The Lonza 4D platform combines electroporation with proprietary buffers to deliver plasmids directly into the nucleus....