prevalent among Gram-positive Bacillus spp., uniquely requires fluid environments to enhance its transfer. Here, we show that pLS20, carried by Bacillus subtilis, induces multicellular clustering, ...

H&E staining was used to examine cellular and tissue structures under a light microscope. The data is presented ... the taxonomic relationship between strain CBPPR1 (B. subtilis) and various other ...

Clue cells are seen under the microscope. The vaginal pH is higher than 4.5. There is a release of a fishy odor when an alkali solution is added to vaginal secretions. Gram staining is an alternate ...

The Gram-positive bacterium Bacillus subtilis can divide via two modes ... Using cryo-electron tomography, genetics and fluorescence microscopy, we found that the organization of the division ...

NusA and NusG are transcription factors that stimulate RNA polymerase pausing in Bacillus subtilis.While NusA was known to function as an intrinsic termination factor in B. subtilis, the role of NusG ...

About 10 μg of total protein from supernatant fraction was separated on SDS polyacrylamide gel and detected by staining with Coomassie dye ... and imaged using JEM 2100 transmission electron ...

It is still known as one of the most important staining techniques used in microbiology to identify bacteria under a microscope. Gram first dripped reagents, a substance designed to cause a ...

After adding the staining agent, the laboratory technician will examine the slide under a microscope. The Gram’s stain doesn’t allow them to identify every specific type of bacteria ...