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Why Microbiology Matters in Oilfields Microbial activity can sour reservoirs, corrode pipelines, and reduce production efficiency. Understanding and controlling these microbes is critical for safe, profitable operations—from onshore pumpjacks to deep‑water rigs. Centrifuge‑Driven Workflows Produced Water Monitoring: Rapidly pellets bacteria from produced water ...
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Bacteroides fragilis is a Gram negative pleomorphic rod shaped bacteria. It is an obligate anaerobic, non-spore forming, non-motile bacterium. Bacteroides fragilis is a normal inhabitant of human colon but if it is displaced and spread to other surrounding tissues or ...
Continue readingSpore-forming bacteria are those bacteria that can form spores under unfavourable conditions. Spores are the dormant form of bacteria that can tolerate all the fluctuations in the environment. Spores have the least metabolic activity. When favourable conditions arrive, these spores ...
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Imagine a small peaceful community where the good guys dominate, spreading smiles and promising wellbeing for everyone. They keep a check on everybody and make sure that everything is in order. Suddenly a calamity befalls and there they are, the ...
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Peptidoglycan is the monomeric form of carbohydrate that is found in bacteria only. This peptidoglycan is the polymers of sugar and amino acids. The sugar N-acetylglucosamine and N- acetylmuramic acid linked with the amino acids. Three to five peptide chains ...
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Pyogenic bacteria are those bacteria that are involved in the formation of pus. Pus is the yellowish exudate. It is formed in the site of inflammation and abscess. It is also called pus and postule. Examples: Staphylococcus aureus., Streptococcus pyogenes Characteristics of Pyogenic ...
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Bacteria don’t have chloroplast. They are unicellular single-celled organisms. Their cells are prokaryotic in nature. The cells don’t have membrane-bound organelles. As they don’t contain membrane bound organelles, thus chloroplast being a membrane-bound organelle absent in the bacterial cell. Chloroplast: The chloroplast ...
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Chemotaxis is the process by which the bacteria respond to chemical gradients. Chemo means chemical and taxis means to move. It is the movement in which the bacteria and somatic cell move according to chemical gradients present in the environment. Types ...
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These are the bacteria that can use iron and manganese from the water. These bacteria combine the oxygen and iron of the water and deposit it in the form of rust in water. Characteristics: These are the microorganisms that are present ...
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The similarities between archaeans and bacteria are as follows. By reading this post you can easily understand the traits which archaeans and bacteria share Cell type Both cells are Prokaryotic in nature. These cells lack membrane-bound organelles and major organelles like the ...
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