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...develops determines the composition. This revelation of three types of gut-microbe population can help identify the causes of obesity and inflammatory bowel d [[Image: Obesity_and_BMI.gif‎ ‎|thumb|400px| Figure 3. The body mass index (BMI) ranges for adults. Source: http://b4tea.com/food-health/how-to-calcul

Another study of ''P. acidilactici'' states how the microbe affects gut microbiota and metabolomes that leads to a decrease in heavy me ...ity, an 8.098% increase in skin brightness, an 11.818% decrease in melanin index, and a 20.943% increase in skin moisture. PMC48 showed no signs of toxicity

...s (Ley 2006) where the number of microbes are as many as 10-fold cells and microbe genes are 100-fold that of human. Gut microbial cells have been associated ....ca/assets/pdf/HarveyBradshaw_English.pdf Harvey–Bradshaw Index (HBI)], an index created by calculating patient's physical status using a defined scoreboard

.... thiooxidans'' and the two genomes had an in-silico DNA-DNA hybridization index of 82.9%. Values above 95% and 70%, respectively, for these two tests sugge ...ertensis'' also has a distinctive tuft of polar flagella that controls the microbe's chemical sensing and movement. Sulfur and minerals attach to this polar h

...ore effective ways of fighting these "super germs." DNA sequencing of this microbe has already isolated the source code of its' resistance to antibiotics, and ...earch based on the proteomics is objectively building a protein expression index for various ''S. aureus'' strains and performing comparative analysis of th

...e severity of inflammation was analyzed using the Mayo score of endoscopic index with 0 being normal or inactive, 1 being mild disease, 2 was moderate disea ...acterized. Further investigation of these microbes may result in finding a microbe or group of microbes that are responsible for the disease[2].<br> <br> A r

...8), the Rosenburg lab hypothesized that changes in temperature would alter microbe populations. Following the lab’s past conclusions, Reshef <i>et al.</i> a ...ng that the mechanism of larger host adaptation is based on alterations in microbe population or capabilities (Schulenburg <i>et al.</i>, 2011).

...use a combination of pentose phosphate and phosphoketolase pathways. This microbe cannot go through spore formation for survive. They fall under the faculta ...vent spoilage flora from growing. Although there is a slight inhibition in microbe growth, microbes are growing, which means the negative interaction is not v

...to changes in the gut microbial population, in other words, how changes in microbe diversity, species prevalence, and their products affect the rest of the bo ...ial endotoxin lipopolysaccharide in the bloodstream and a leaner body mass index (BMI), which is associated with healthier lipid, bone, and muscle metabolis

...M. (1964). Ammonium production in soil under waterlogged conditions as an index of nitrogen availability. Nature, 201, 951–952.</ref> ...oil microorganisms in soil health. The FAO, for example, does not have any microbe-focused indicators in its “Biological and Chemical Indicators,” even th

...ly, a human has five digits on each hand including the following: a thumb, index finger, middle finger, ring finger, and little finger. Fingertips are the |+ <u>'''''Microbe Genera Found Underneath the Fingernails'''''</u>

http://www.who.int/bulletin/volumes/85/5/06-038927/en/index.html 69% of active TB patients had a BMI (body mass index, metric weight/metric