Übersetzung für "Autotrophic" in Deutsch

Algae are organisms, which are simple and typically autotrophic.

Due to the autotrophic properties of the cells, the medium may be free of proteins.

Lichens are highly specialized symbioses between heterotrophic fungi and autotrophic green algae or cyanobacteria.

Of these strains, recombinant strains which are resistant to streptomycin and autotrophic with respect to amino acids are preferred.

The enzymes of the photosynthetic system of autotrophic plants were recognized as being a substance class which is effective in the above sense.

The deammonification is an autotrophic process in which no organic carbon is required.

Deammonification is an autotrophic process in which no organic carbon is needed.

This system is entirely dependent upon the metabolism of autotrophic micro-organisms, and therefore requires significantly less carbon.

Chemical and microbial analyses both indicate that a rare subglacial ecosystem of autotrophic bacteria developed that metabolizes sulfate and ferric ions.

The inoculated Petri dishes are incubated for 10-14 days at 28° C., as a result of which only the autotrophic recombinant resistant to streptomycin can grow and the original mutants remain inhibited.

H2 and either CO2 or O2 would be available as metabolic energy sources for autotrophic growth of methanogenic or hydrogen-oxidising microorganisms.

In the process of nitrification, which primarily occurs only after extensive oxidation of carbon compounds present, and which requires low sludge loads, an adequate supply of oxygen and long sludge residence times, nitrogen in the form of ammonia is converted by autotrophic bacteria into nitrates and nitrites.

In addition to the biological degradation of the organic substance, a chemical degradation is simultaneously conducted in a second stage comprising oxidizing ammonium nitrogen to nitrite and nitrate in the presence of primarily autotrophic bacteria.

Due to its bio-regulatory effect this natural product influences the metabolism--respiration, assimilation and photosynthesis--of plants during their autotrophic and heterotrophic phases of growth.

After passing resultant wastewater-activated sludge mixture from the first stage into the second stage, residual degradation takes place in the latter stage, along with nitrification of the wastewater, assuming there is a sufficient oxygen supply, a sufficient water temperature, and a sufficiently low sludge load. In this nitrification process, ammonium nitrogen (NH4+ -N) is practically completely oxidized to nitrate by the autotrophic bacteria growing in the sludge.

The invention therefore relates, on the one hand, to the use of a substance class which has, to the knowledge of the applicant, hitherto not been used as a pharmaceutical, namely to the use of protein fractions which have oxygen activity (liberation of oxygen from water under the influence of light and/or heat) from the photosynthetic system of fresh or, if appropriate, dried plants or lower autotrophic organisms, as the active substance of a pharmaceutical which can be administered by way of injection or infusion in combination with a protein mixture derived from embryonic cells or maternal uterus tissue, for the selective dissolution (destruction) of cancer cells.

However, when an attempt was made to use only the protein fraction from the photosynthetic system of autotrophic plants, it emerged that this was physiologically active when administered by way of injection (intravenously, intramuscularly, subcutaneously), but did not damage cancer cells in the desired sense.