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bacterial

[bak-teer-ee-uhl]

adjective

  1. caused by or relating to bacteria.



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Although the technology has not yet been evaluated in humans, the researchers suggest that encapsulated bacterial sensors could one day help diagnose gastrointestinal diseases, monitor treatment responses and track changes in disease over time.

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Gram-negative species can block antibiotics from getting in and rapidly pump out those that penetrate the bacterial defences – making them tough to treat.

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From this analysis, the researchers identified 15 bacterial species linked to CAD and mapped the pathways that connect these microbes to the severity of the disease.

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The team studied aerolysin, a bacterial pore commonly used in sensing research.

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The sheer number of bacterial species and their interactions with human chemistry have made it difficult for scientists to fully understand their effects.

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