Glossary for The BioPharm Guide to Fermentation and Cell Culture
...to form proteins in living things.
anaerobe An anaerobic organism grows in the absence of air or oxygen. Some anaerobic organisms are killed by brief exposure to oxygen, whereas oxygen may just retard or stop the growth of others. antibody An infection-fighting prote...
Starch
...... Full article >>> This obligate
anaerobe is capable of utilizing various carbohydrates , including glucose , maltose, starch , cellulose and xylan as energy sources. In an attempt to further understand T. Full article >>> Four population s were raised on a starch bas...
Spirilla
... s method of energy production ( glycolysis for
anaerobe s, cellular respiration for aerobe s nutrition al requirements re action to the Gram stain. Full article >>> Bacteria typically have one of three shapes: rods ( bacilli ), spheres ( cocci ) or spiral ( spirilla ). Unicellular...
Organ
...etic differences. Full article >>>
anaerobe - organ ism that wants very little or no oxygen autotrophs - organ isms that need no preformed organ ic foods bacteria l endospores - see endospores ... Full article >>> Chromosome organ ized in nucleosome s composed of h...
Glucose
...ed. Full article >>> This obligate
anaerobe is capable of utilizing various carbohydrates , including glucose , maltose, starch , cellulose and xylan as energy sources. In an attempt to further understand T. Full article >>> Among antioxidative agents are found enzymes s...
Facilitated diffusion
...down their concentration gradient s. facultative
anaerobe ... Full article >>> facilitated diffusion : the movement of molecule s across a membrane from a region of high concentration to a region of low concentration that is assisted by proteins . Full article >>> facilita...
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