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English: Two side-by-side tubes show growth of Zoogloea resiniphila, a bacterium found in activated sludge wastewater treatment plants, with (left) or without (right) the ability to form floc, a specialized type of biofilm that forms suspended in water rather than on a surface. The tube on the left contains wild-type cells. The tube on the right is turbid because of planktonic growth by a mutant strain of the same species. Cells in that tube are unable to organize into flocs because of knock-out mutation of a regulatory system that controls expression of proteins needed for floc formation. |
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- Azoarcus communis
- Azoarcus evansii
- Azoarcus indigens
- Azoarcus olearius
- Azoarcus toluclasticus
- Azoarcus tolulyticus
- Azoarcus toluvorans
- Azonexus
- Azonexus caeni
- Azonexus fungiphilus
- Azonexus hydrophilus
- Azospira
- Azospira oryzae
- Azospira restricta
- Azovibrio
- Dechloromonas
- Dechloromonas agitata strain CKB
- Dechloromonas aromatica
- Dechloromonas denitrificans
- Dechloromonas hortensis
- Denitratisoma
- Ferribacterium
- Ferribacterium limneticum
- Floc (biofilm)
- Propionivibrio
- Propionivibrio dicarboxylicus
- Propionivibrio limicola
- Propionivibrio pelophilus
- Quatrionicoccus
- Rhodocyclaceae
- Rhodocyclales
- Rhodocyclus
- Rhodocyclus gelatinosus
- Rhodocyclus purpureus
- Rhodocyclus tenuis
- Thauera aminoaromatica
- Thauera aromatica
- Thauera butanivorans
- Thauera chlorobenzoica
- Thauera humireducens
- Thauera linaloolentis
- Thauera mechernichensis
- Thauera phenylacetica
- Thauera propionica
- Thauera selenatis
- Thauera terpenica
- Zoogloea
- Zoogloea caeni
- Zoogloea oleivorans
- Zoogloea oryzae
- Zoogloea ramigera
- Zoogloea resiniphila
- Zoogloeaceae
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