Studies on trace elements in the sporulation of bacteria and the germination of bacterial spores Final report, Jun. 1964 - Dec. 1967
Trace elements in sporulation of bacteria and germination of bacterial spores
Slepecky, R. A.↗
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Growth of aerobic and anaerobic bacteria in agar subjected to freezing and diurnal freezing and thawing
Aerobic and anaerobic bacteria growth in agar after freezing and diurnal freezing and thawing
Blank, G. B.↗
Ecologic relationships between bacteria and algae in mass culture
Ecology of algae-bacteria interactions in mass cultures
Moyer, J. E.↗
The Response of Spore-forming vs Nonspore-Forming Bacteria to Diurnal Freezing and Thawing
Spore forming and nonspore forming bacteria survival under diurnal freeze-thaw conditions, determining possibility of earth organism contamination of Mars environment
Deal, P. H.↗
Utilization of excretory products of Chlorella pyrenoidosa by selected bacteria.
Bacteria utilization of excretory products of Chlorella pyrenoidosa, considering ecological implications
Brown, H. E.↗
Examining the RBE of protons and heavy ions on lysogenic bacteria
Relative biological effectiveness of protons and heavy ions on lysogenic bacteria
Grigoryev, Yu. G.↗
Calculated energy deposits from the decay of tritium and other radioisotopes incorporated into bacteria.
Energy deposits from decay of tritium incorporated into bacteria, using computer simulation for radiation dose distribution
Bockrath, R. C., Jr.↗
Ionizing radiation-initiated degradation of deoxyribonucleic acid in bacteria - A possible role for defective prophage.
Ionizing radiation-initiated degradation of deoxyribonucleic acid in bacteria, noting role of defective prophage
Grady, L. J.↗
Human intolerance to bacteria as food.
Human intolerance to bacteria as food, considering response to Hydrogenomonas eutropha and Aerobacter aerogenes
Calloway, D. H.↗
Amino acid composition and terminal sequences of ferredoxins from two photosynthetic green bacteria
Amino acid composition and terminal sequences of ferredoxins from photosynthetic green bacteria
Buchanan, B. B.↗
Hydrocarbon distribution of algae and bacteria, and microbiological activity in sediments
Hydrocarbon distribution of various algae and bacteria, discussing hydrocarbons diagenesis and biological transformations in sediments
Calvin, M.↗
Studies of the electron transport chain of extremely halophilic bacteria. IV
Halophilic bacteria electron transport chain, examining hydrophobic forces role in menadione reductase structure
Lanyi, J. K.↗
Automatic bio-sample bacteria detection system
Electromechanical device analyzes urine specimens in 15 minutes and processes one sample per minute. Instrument utilizes bioluminescent reaction between luciferase-luciferin mixture and adenosine triphosphate (ATP) to determine number of bacteria present in the sample. Device has potential application to analysis of other body fluids.
Chappelle, E. W.↗
Survival of soil bacteria during prolonged desiccation
Survival of soil bacteria during prolonged desiccation
Alexander, M.↗
Survival of Antarctic desert soil bacteria exposed to various temperatures and to three years of continuous medium-high vacuum
Survival of Antarctic dessert soil bacteria exposed to various temperatures and to three years of continuous medium-high vacuum
Cameron, R. E.↗
Growth of bacteria in soils from Antarctic dry valleys
Growth of bacteria in soils from Antarctic dry valleys providing soil microbial ecology as Mars model
Cameron, R. E.↗
An automated luciferase assay of bacteria in urine
Automated procedure for direct cell count of bacteria in urine by bioluminescence reaction of luciferase when mixed with ATP
Chappelle, E. W.↗
Studies of the electron transport chain of extremely halophilic bacteria. VI
Halophilic bacteria electron transport chain, studying protein, phospholipids, flavoproteins and cytochromes sedimentation properties by electron microscopy and light scattering technique
Lanyi, J. K.↗