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Übersetzung für 'Sporulation' von Englisch nach Deutsch

sporulation

Sporulation {f}biol.bot.

Sporenbildung {f}biol.bot.

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sporulation medium

Sporulationsmedium {n}biol.

sporulation phase

Sporulationsphase {f}biol.

sporulation protein

Sporulationsprotein {n}biochem.

• Sporulation {f} = sporulation

• This downy material is the sporulation of the pathogen.
• cerevisiae", the accumulation of ergosteryl esters accompanies entry into the stationary phase and sporulation.
• The maintenance of the symbiosis is crucial for sporulation to occur.
• Wet humid environments are conducive to sporulation, which allows "L. coniothyrium" to multiply and cane blight to spread.
• He was the first researcher to obtain sporulation of "Bacillus popillae" in a fermentation medium.

• It is very likely that cells communicate during the process of fruiting and sporulation, because a group of cells that starved together form myxospores inside fruiting bodies.
• This unusual and derived form of sporulation produces anywhere from one to twelve daughter cells that grow inside of the parent cell, until the parent eventually lyses, and dies.
• After 9–12 hours of sporulation (asexual reproduction by the production and release of spores) eight haploid sporozoites are formed.
• Sporulation requires the presence of free oxygen. In the natural situation, this means the vegetative cycles occur within the low oxygen environment of the infected host and, within the host, the organism is exclusively in the vegetative form.
• subtilis" undergoes the process of sporulation. This process has been very well studied and has served as a model organism for studying sporulation.

• subtilis", represses sporulation when replication initiation is impaired.
• "Mucor circinelloides" has good growth and sporulation between 5-10 ℃ and very poor growth at 37 ℃ which is also the maximum growth temperature.
• Another way of asexual reproduction is sporulation.
• During sporulation, septate hyphae, with macroconidia with tappered tips, and club shaped microconidia are present.
• The sporulation time has been estimated to be 24–48 hours at 31 degrees Celsius.

• In the table below, the term 'Activators' refers to genes/proteins that ultimately result in initiation of sporulation and 'Repressors' refers to the ones that inhibit this initiation of sporulation.
• For discovering alternative bacterial sigma factors and his fundamental contributions to understanding the mechanism of bacterial sporulation.
• rostratum" growth show sporulation to be completely inhibited by light at [...] but not at lower temperatures.