… The presumption that one colony is the result of a single cell … plates and respective number
of colony forming units (CFU), … The coexistence of copiotrophic and oligotrophic bacteria in …

… Therefore, we assumed that a significant number of non-colony-forming bacteria exist in
sponge tissue and other marine environments, which partially explains the long-lasting problem …

… ecology using well-studied human bacteria. It can be extended … whether other species could
coexist with B. vulgatus at time … vulgatus followed by coexistence of various species (Figure 5…

… We also show that top-down and bottom-up controls differentially affect taxa in terms of
culturability. Our results indicate that culturing marine bacteria using agar plates can be …

… coexistence between persister and growing cells. The … Most recently, single-cell, temporal
analysis of bacterial growth … by taking 100 µL for CFU (colony forming unit) counting and the …

… , in an open system and at the single cell level. All this can be … observed in the presence
of culturable prey and thus the … resistance development and the co-existence of predator and …

… as; metatranscriptomics, metabolomics, or even single-cell genomics, it can contribute to the
… culturability. By now, many reports have revealed different physiological states in bacteria (…

… Culturable cell counts during VBNC-state development of strain C6706. ∗ indicates that the
culturable cell count was <1 colony-forming … pathogens or other studies bacteria in samples, …

… non-culturable (VBNC) was identified by observing a discrepancy between colony forming
units (… phenotypic profiling coupled to functional analysis of single bacteria (Figure 1). In a first …

… Each pooled compartment was then used for the 16S rDNA sequencing of the associated
microbial community [22], the estimation of culturable bacteria abundance (as colony forming …