By Brianna Baggett Aseptic techniques are used in the medical field, research, and pharmaceutical studies in order to prevent contamination. In the lab setting, aseptic techniques involve procedures designed to prevent microbial contamination and ensure the validity of the experiments being performed. By creating and maintaining sterile conditions, researchers can study biological systems without the …
Understanding How Microorganisms Thrive in Nature, Labs, and Asymmetry Products with Jordan Russell Microbes have evolved to occupy nearly every conceivable ecological niche. Soil, aquatic environments, and plant- and animal-associated environments are among the most biologically active habitats, hosting dense and diverse microbial communities. Yet, life doesn’t stop there — bacteria and fungi have also …
How Microbes Like Bacillus Unlock Plant Nutrition Phosphorus (P) is essential to life — not just for plants, but for all living organisms. It’s a critical part of DNA, ATP (energy transfer), and cellular membranes. For plants specifically, phosphorus drives root development, flower and fruit production, and overall vigor. Yet, paradoxically, phosphorus is often one of the …
Driving Practical Solutions in Agriculture At Asymmetry Technologies, our Research & Development (R&D) initiatives are designed with a singular focus—solving real-world problems through innovative and science-backed solutions. Unlike academic research, which often explores broad theoretical concepts, our work is deeply rooted in practical applications, ensuring that our clients receive tangible benefits that directly address their …
From Cryo Vial to Final Product Bacterial fermentation combines scientific precision with an appreciation for the natural growth of microorganisms. This intricate process allows us to cultivate bacteria and their valuable metabolites, enabling breakthroughs in sustainable agriculture and biotechnology. From preserving the initial culture to refining the final product, each step is essential in ensuringquality …
Understanding the Differences and Similarities Between Bacteria and Fungi In the world of microorganisms, bacteria and fungi are among the most essential and widely studied organisms, especially in fields like agriculture, biotechnology, and environmental science. Understanding the fundamental differences and similarities between these two groups can help us better harness their potential in a variety …
Biological Interactions and Functionality Unveiling the Invisible Warriors: The Role of Bacteria in Combating Plant Pathogens In the intricate world of agricultural science, understanding the interactions between microorganisms is crucial for the development of effective disease management strategies. At our research and development lab, we specialize in exploring these interactions, particularly the battles waged between …
In the quest for sustainable agriculture and gardening, beneficial nematodes emerge as unsung heroes, offering a natural solution to pest control without the adverse effects associated with chemical pesticides. Among these microscopic warriors, entomopathogenic nematodes (EPNs) like Steinernema riobrave and Steinernema feltiae stand out for their effectiveness and environmental friendliness. Let’s dive into the world …
