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2006, Número 2

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Microbiología 2006; 48 (2)


Las comunidades microbianas: Diferentes modelos y una cierta unidad metodológica
Diversidad de bacterias endosimbiontes de insectos de la subfamilia triatominae
Análisis comparativo del papel de diversas especies microbianas en la formación de biopelículas corrosivas en ductos de acero que transportan agua marina y crudo Maya.
Caracterización de la diversidad de comunidades microbianas útiles en biorremediación y producción de probióticos por su huella genética
Biodegradación de BTEX acoplada a la reducción anaerobia de óxidos metálicos insolubles

Hernández RC, Huerta NL, Martínez J, Alcocer RL, Ramsey JM, Martínez RE, Neria GI, Romero JM, Hernández RC, Domínguez ML, Garibay OC, Poggi VHM, García MJ, Razo FE, Villatoro MWR

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 58
Paginas: 211-225
Archivo PDF: 365.62 Kb.


RESUMEN

Los trabajos que formaron parte del simposium que sobre comunidades microbianas se organizó en el XXXV Congreso Nacional de Microbiología se inscriben en el esfuerzo de comprender desde una perspectiva molecular, mas allá del cultivo, o mejor aún incluyendo al cultivo, a los microorganismos que se encuentran en hábitats naturales (tracto digestivo de insectos) o generados por las actividades humanas (ductos de la industria petrolera, digestores anaerobios o alimentos fermentados). Los trabajos plantean diferentes preguntas y muestran variados intereses, pero mantienen una cierta unidad metodológica que permite ejemplificar el potencial de conocimientos y aplicaciones que se pueden obtener con un enfoque molecular de la ecología microbiana de comunidades.


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