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Adaptation of lactic acid bacteria to unfavorable growth conditions by Golod, N. A, Loiko, N. G, Mulyukin, A. L, Neiymatov, A. L, Vorobjeva, L. I, Suzina, N. E, Shanenko, E. F, Gal'chenko, V. F, El-Registan, G. I

“…The adaptation of lactic acid bacteria (LAB) to unfavorable growth conditions, e.g., depletion of nutrient sources, overthreshold cell density of a population,…”
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Involvement of alkylhydroxybenzenes, microbial autoregulators, in controlling the expression of stress regulons by Golod, N. A, Loiko, N. G, Lobanov, K. V, Mironov, A. S, Voieikova, T. A, Gal'chenko, V. F, Nikolaev, Yu. A, El'-Registan, G. I

“…Alkylhydroxybenzenes (AHB) were found to control the activation of protective functions of microorganisms by inducing stress gene expression and increasing the…”
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Development and population structure of mixed (S + M) Pseudomonas aeruginosa cultures in the late stationary growth phase by Mil’ko, E. S., Kreier, V. G., Egorov, N. S., Loiko, N. G., Golod, N. A.

“…Population growth, the ratio between dissociants, pH, and levels of reducing sugars in the medium were monitored during prolonged (375 h) batch cultivation of…”
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Development and population structure of mixed (S + M) Pseudomonas aeruginosa cultures in the late stationary growth phase by Mil'ko, E S, Kreĭer, V G, Egorov, N S, Loĭko, N G, Golod, N A

“…Population growth, the ratio between dissociants, pH, and levels of reducing sugars in the medium were monitored during prolonged (375 h) batch cultivation of…”
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Adaptation of lactic acid bacteria to unfavorable growth conditions by Golod, N A, Loĭko, N G, Muliukin, A L, Neĭmatov, A L, Vorob'eva, L I, Suzina, N E, Shanenko, E F, Gal'chenko, V F, El'-Registan, G I

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Autoregulation of phenotypic dissiciation in Bacillus licheniformis by Khabibullin, S S, Nikolaev, Iu A, Loĭko, N G, Golod, N A, Mil'ko, E S, Voeĭkova, T A, El'-Registan, G I

“…Regulation of phenotypic variability of Bacillus licheniformis mediated by autoinducers of anabiosis, d1-factors was investigated. These factors are…”
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