- and cyanopeptolin.
Communities are
often a mix of toxin-producing and
nonproducing isolates. The
genus Microcystis derives from the Gr****
mikros (small)...
- a
prophage containing the
structural gene
coding for the toxin, and
nonproducing strains may
become infected and
produce shiga-like
toxins after incubation...
-
corresponds to
proved reserves (proved
developed producing,
proved developed nonproducing, and
proved undeveloped),
while C2
corresponds to
probable and possible...
-
November 2011). "Complete
Genome Sequence of NBRC 3288, a
Unique Cellulose-
Nonproducing Strain of
Gluconacetobacter xylinus Isolated from Vinegar".
Journal of...
-
could distinguish between permeable oil-bearing beds and
impermeable nonproducing beds. In 1940,
Schlumberger invented the
spontaneous potential dipmeter;...
- GDP in 1974, to -32% of GDP in 2008. Some
figures are
missing land and
nonproduced nonfinancial ****ets. SOURCE:
Federal Reserve Bank Z-1 Flow of
Funds Statement...
-
enables dense po****tions and the
development of
cities peopled with
nonproducing specialists.
Industrial food
production is a
variation of agriculture...
-
Cambridge University Press, 1981, p. 132. Bill
Gibson & Hadi Esfahani, "
Nonproduced means of production: neo-Ricardians vs. Fundamentalists".
Review of Radical...
-
sulfolobicin inhibited S.
solfataricus P1, S.
shibatae B12, and six
nonproducing strains of S. islandicus.
Activity appears to be
archaeocidal but not...
- to ease labor's distress.
Working men were
receiving too little, and "
nonproducing capital" was
receiving too much of the
wealth produced.
William H. Sylvis...
