Estudio comparativo de comunidades bacterianas en monumentos mediante técnicas moleculares y microbiológicas
Estudio comparativo de comunidades bacterianas en monumentos mediante técnicas moleculares y microbiológicas
Esta investigación forma parte de las actividades desarrolladas dentro del Proyecto Europeo "Novel molecular tools for the analysis of unknown microbial communities of mural paintings and their implementation into the conservation/restoration practice" (ENV4-CT98-0705). El trabajo de G. Piñar ha sido financiado por una beca de la Comunidad Europea "Marie Curie" (BI04-CT98-5057).
La aplicación de métodos moleculares, especialmente la amplificación del ADN que codifica para el ARN ribosómico 16S, permite el estudio de las comunidades bacterianas no cultivables de los monumentos y su comparación con las cultivables.
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Comunidades microbianas, Bacterias halófilas, PCR, Librerías clónicas, DGGE, Archaea, Biodeterioro
Comunidades microbianas, Bacterias halófilas, PCR, Librerías clónicas, DGGE, Archaea, Biodeterioro
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