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...(NSAIDs). NSAIDs are a very common class of medications that are used for short-term pain relief and to reduce inflammation. However, long-term use of NSAI ...mc/articles/PMC5588883/ Amanda et al. “Update on the use of cyclooxygenase-2-selective nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs in horses.” Journal of the

...ing frames (Siebers et al., 2011). The single circular chromosome contains 2,051 protein-encoding open reading frames with an average length of 813 base ...hydrogen oxidation. (Siebers et al., 2011) The electron transport chain is short and simplified, with sulfur acting as the final electron acceptor. (Siebers

...tion, production of allelochemicals and other interactions [[#References |[2]]][[#References |[1]]]. Bacteria, fungi and viruses can all act as biocontr ...f a limited resource by both that species and other species[[#References |[2]]]. While a promising avenue for biocontrol, competition has not been well

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...r mycoplasmas, it still contains a large number of unique proteins (Figure 2). This large set of proteins is most likely due to its target for red blood The cell morphology of ''M. haemofelis'' is a short coccus- or rod-shaped , gram negative bacteria. It also lacks a cell wall.

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...ts attack phase, moving at speeds faster than 100 cell lengths per second (2,3). These obligate predators grow as small plaques on lawns of prey bacteri ...ecies <I>B. bacteriovorus</I>, the closest relative of <I>B. exovorus</I> (2).]]

...cells can withstand drying conditions, as well as extreme temperatures for short amounts of time to allow dispersal to be easier for the organism. The outer ...he water increases. They can tolerate temperature from 40˚ C to -20˚ C for short amounts of times, but prefer around 23˚ C ⁵. These are fully ph

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...intestinal microbiota and potentially improve intestinal barrier function[2]. It has long been speculation that probiotics are useful in alleviating or ...rons, 4 rRNA operons, and a 36 base pair cluster of regularly interspersed short palindromic repeat (CRISPR)[4].

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=2. Description and significance= ...re member of the murine gut microbiota. American Society for Microbiology, 2(1). https://doi.org/10.1128/msystems.00171-16.</ref>. Results showed that t

...of flu illness by approximately 50-60%, these seasonal vaccines only offer short-term and highly specific humoral immunity attributed to the frequent [http: ...e hemagglutinin functions. While these vaccines are effective at providing short-term immunity, they have some significant drawbacks [5, 6]. For the vaccine

...tion and its ecological functions as '''consequences''' of plant invasion; 2)changed or original microbial community influences the process of invasive ...native plants may confound the effects of enemy release^{[[#References|[2]]]}.

Species: ''ferrooxidans'' (2) [[Image:Phylo.JPG|thumb|600px|right|FIGURE 2. 16s rRNA based tree showing the phylogenetic relationships of ''C. ferroox

=2. Introduction= ...of the disease into dengue hemorrhagic fever (2). Even though dengue is a short-term illness, a severe infection can be deadly. Although most cases occur i

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...nome. Later, if the cell encounters foreign DNA, it will compare it to the short stored sequences. If the sequences of the stored and foreign DNA match, the [[Image: cascade schematic.PNG|thumb|300px|right|Figure 2. Overview of the operation of the CRISPR/cas system. A schematic of CASCADE