Anaerobic digestion, the breakdown of
organic matter by
bacteria Anaerobic exercise, a form of exercise
Anaerobic glycolysis, the
conversion from sugar to alcohol using yeast ...
Full article >>>anaerobicApplied to
cells (largely
bacterial) that can live without
oxygen; strict
anaerobes cannot live in the presence of
oxygen.
Source: Curtis, Helena. 1968.
Biology. New York, NY. Worth Publishers ...
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Definition of
anaerobic : ...
Full article >>>Anaerobic is a technical word which literally means without air, as opposed to
aerobic. The presence or absence of air, or more precisely the presence or absence of
oxygen in the air, affects various chemical and biological reactions.
Full article >>>anaerobic -- Pertaining to the absence of free
oxygen.
Anaerobic organisms do not require
oxygen for their life processes, in fact
oxygen is toxic to many of them. Most
anaerobic organisms are
bacteria or archaeans.
Full article >>>anaerobic:
organisms that thrive in an
oxygen-free
environment.
anaphase: a phase during
mitosis in which
chromatids separate to become visible
chromosomes and migrate to opposite poles.
Full article >>>AnaerobicThe absence of
oxygen. Often used to describe an
organism that is sensitive to
oxygen or growth conditions without
oxygen.
Full article >>>Anaerobic exercise
During vigorous exercise,
oxygen is consumed faster than it is needed. Additional
ATP energy is provided to the
muscles by
glycolysis and the result is a buildup of lactate in the
muscles.
Full article >>>anaerobic Refers to
organisms that are not dependent on
oxygen for
respiration.
Full article >>>Anaerobic Gram-Positive Rods:
Clostridium tetani. Clostridia are
spore-forming obligate
anaerobes. The
spores of C. tetani are widespread in the soil and often get into the body through wounds.
Full article >>>anaerobican-air-oh-bik) [Gk. an, without + aer, air + bios, life]
Lacking
oxygen; referring to an
organism,
environment, or cellular process that lacks
oxygen and may be poisoned by it.
Full article >>>anaerobic bacteria Bacteria that do not need
oxygen.
anaerobic respiration The incomplete intracellular breakdown of sugar or other
organic
compounds in the absence of
oxygen that releases some energy and produces
organic
acids and/or alcohol.
Full article >>>Anaerobic propulsion was employed by the first mechanically driven submarine Ictineo II in 1864.
Full article >>>An
anaerobic step that yeast use after
glycolysis that breaks down
pyruvic acid to
ethanol and carbon dioxide.
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Full article >>>The
anaerobic breakdown (that is, in the absence of
oxygen) of
carbohydrates, in which a
molecule of
glucose is converted by a series of steps to two
molecules of lactic acid, yielding energy in the form of
ATP.
Full article >>>alcohol
fermentation The
anaerobic conversion of
glucose to
ethanol via
anaerobic glycolysis. See also
fermentation.
Full article >>>Genes induced during
anaerobic respiration included those involved in cofactor biosynthesis and assembly (moaACE, ccmHF, cysG),
substrate transport (cysUP, cysTWA, dcuB), and
anaerobic energy
metabolism (dmsAB, psrC, pshA, hyaABC, hydABC).
Full article >>>Many
bacteria are
anaerobic and die almost immediately in the presence of
oxygen.
Full article >>>These
bacteria use sulfate as an electron acceptor instead of
oxygen, in a form of
metabolism known as
anaerobic respiration. Hydrogen sulfide is generated in the process.
Full article >>>Fecal coliform
bacteria Technically, all the facultative
anaerobic gram negative non-
spore forming rod shaped
bacteria that fermet lactose in EC medium with gas production within 24h at 44.5 degrees C.
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