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Dormancy mechanisms and metabolic state detection in bacterial spores

Agricultural Microbiology

Spore-Forming Bacteria Enumeration and Viability Testing

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Agricultural Microbiology › Spore-Forming Bacteria Enumeration and Viability Testing

Dormancy mechanisms and metabolic state detection in bacterial spores

This research investigates the biochemical pathways governing spore dormancy and develops molecular markers to distinguish viable spores from metabolically active vegetative cells. The findings advance understanding of spore physiology and enable more accurate viability assessments in agricultural systems.

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