lactobacillus can degrade cholesterol
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∙ 12y agoMorphologically they are similar, but the bacteria that inhabit them are different. Also gorillas have a larger caecum and appendix, something that allows efficient degradation of cellulose (this is because certain wood degrading bacteria live here)
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Heavy rains are responsible for most soil degradation in the prairies of the United states. There are not enough plants to keep the soil in place.
Short Answer: cellular recycling.
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It is often said that bacteria have a cell wall and do not need cholesterol. In cells like ours, the cholesterol stabilizes the membrane. However, this is not true in all cases. Mycobacterium have no cell wall and have cholesterol *but so do Micrococcus lysodeikticus, Bacillus megaterium, and Proteus mirabilisdo. They have cell walls.* The answer you need will depend on the level you are in school. If in college Micro, the entire answer is what you should use. Otherwise, use the section before the *.
Plastic degradation is the degradation of plastic.
Several scientific studies have been carried out to test whether yogurt consumption reduces cholesterol levels or not, but so far the results are not consistent.There are at least two ways in which bacteria could affect serum cholesterol. As the bacteria in the lower intestines ferment, they produce compounds called short chain fatty acids or SCFA's. One SCFA - propionic acid in particular has been shown to decrease cholesterol synthesis in the liver. This would reduce the amount of cholesterol circulating in the blood. Some bacteria also have the ability to break down bile acids. Bile acids are secreted into the intestines but is re- absorbed and so most of the cholesterol is re-cycled back into the body. If the bile acids are broken down, the cholesterol is not reabsorbed but is flushed out in the feces.
What you are also talking about is Biodegredation. Biodegredation or biotic degradation or biotic decomposition is the chemical dissolution of materials by bacteria or other biological means.
social degradation
Carol Arnosti has written: 'Structural characterization and bacterial degradation of marine carbohydrates' -- subject(s): Anaerobic bacteria, Microbiology
Morphologically they are similar, but the bacteria that inhabit them are different. Also gorillas have a larger caecum and appendix, something that allows efficient degradation of cellulose (this is because certain wood degrading bacteria live here)
Degradation Trip was created in 2001.
Resources is directly proportional to Environmental Degradation. When consumption from resources is high Environmental Degradation is high. When Consumption from Resources is low Environmental Degradation is low.
Degradation means to lower some thing's value.
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