Collaborome (Danish Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Collaborome" in Danish language version.

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Universiteit Gent: Interactie van voeding met het darmmicrobioom: sleutel tot de menselijke gezondheid Citat: "...Network identification: collaborome “a functionally active network of collaborating microorganisms”...", backup

ku.dk

nyheder.ku.dk

Omtale: 10. oktober 2019, nyheder.ku.dk: Bakterier modsiger Darwin: Den venligste overlever Citat: "...Ny bakterieforskning fra Københavns Universitet viser, at det nærmere er ’survival of the friendliest’ end ’survival of the fittest’, der gør sig gældende, når grupper af bakterier skal overleve...Sociale bakterier løfter i flok...Faktisk producerede bakterierne 300% mere biofilm, når de var sammen, end hvad de kunne, hvis de havde haft alle ressourcerne for sig selv...", backup

science.ku.dk

Artikel: 29 July 2019, The ISME Journal: Deciphering links between bacterial interactions and spatial organization in multispecies biofilms Citat: "...We conclude that the enhanced biomass production of the four-species biofilm is an intrinsic community property emerging from finely tuned space optimization achieved through concerted antagonistic and mutualistic interactions, where each species occupies a defined micro-site favoring its own growth...", backup

patents.google.com

Patent WO2017134240A1: Use of microbial communities for human and animal health Citat: "...The composition was either produced through the "Assembly" strategy (left panel) or the "Collaborome" strategy (right panel)..."

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2015, lmg.ugent.be: Collaboromics: identifying and engineering core and satellite populations in (synthetic) microbial ecosystems Citat: "...This project is the first, structured research program in collaboromics, i.e. collaborating teams of microorganisms. By understanding the ecological relations between different microbial members of a collaborome we will be able to isolate, collect and compose new, highly performing and highly stable synthetic microbial consortia, eventually leading to a new generation of biotechnological applications of microbial communities...", backup

web.archive.org

Universiteit Gent: Interactie van voeding met het darmmicrobioom: sleutel tot de menselijke gezondheid Citat: "...Network identification: collaborome “a functionally active network of collaborating microorganisms”...", backup
2015, lmg.ugent.be: Collaboromics: identifying and engineering core and satellite populations in (synthetic) microbial ecosystems Citat: "...This project is the first, structured research program in collaboromics, i.e. collaborating teams of microorganisms. By understanding the ecological relations between different microbial members of a collaborome we will be able to isolate, collect and compose new, highly performing and highly stable synthetic microbial consortia, eventually leading to a new generation of biotechnological applications of microbial communities...", backup
Omtale: 10. oktober 2019, nyheder.ku.dk: Bakterier modsiger Darwin: Den venligste overlever Citat: "...Ny bakterieforskning fra Københavns Universitet viser, at det nærmere er ’survival of the friendliest’ end ’survival of the fittest’, der gør sig gældende, når grupper af bakterier skal overleve...Sociale bakterier løfter i flok...Faktisk producerede bakterierne 300% mere biofilm, når de var sammen, end hvad de kunne, hvis de havde haft alle ressourcerne for sig selv...", backup
Artikel: 29 July 2019, The ISME Journal: Deciphering links between bacterial interactions and spatial organization in multispecies biofilms Citat: "...We conclude that the enhanced biomass production of the four-species biofilm is an intrinsic community property emerging from finely tuned space optimization achieved through concerted antagonistic and mutualistic interactions, where each species occupies a defined micro-site favoring its own growth...", backup