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- An exopolymer is a biopolymer that is secreted by an organism into the environment (i.e. external to the organism). These exopolymers include the biofilms...
- Transparent exopolymer particles (TEPs) are extracellular acidic polysaccharides produced by phytoplankton and bacteria in sal****er, freshwater, and wastewater...
- the ocean. She developed a means to use dyes to quantify transparent exopolymer particles and went on to define the processes forming these particles...
- leakage or exudation of fixed carbon from phytoplankton (e.g., mucilaginous exopolymer from diatoms), sudden cell senescence, sloppy feeding by zooplankton,...
- AL, P****ow U, Haddock SH (1998). "The characteristics and transparent exopolymer particle (TEP) content of marine snow formed from thecate dinoflagellates"...
- ac****ulation of dissolved and particulate organic matter, transparent exopolymer particles (TEP), and surface-active molecules. Therefore, the SML is a...
- Enterococcus faecalis. Pathogenic bacteria can also form biofilms, whose sticky exopolymer matrix could impede C. elegans motility and cloaks bacterial quorum sensing...
- phytoplankton is in part ****ociated with its encapsulating mucus layer of exopolymer secretions (EPS) and its ability to revert from vegetative and resting...
- consequences. Lepidodinium produces some of the highest volumes of transparent exopolymer particles of any phytoplankton, which can contribute to bivalve death...
- PMIDĀ 17506679. Joubert LM, Wolfaardt GM, Botha A (August 2006). "Microbial exopolymers link predator and prey in a model yeast biofilm system". Microb. Ecol...