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LAB
(redirected from Lactic acid bacteria)

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LABLaboratory
LABLabour Party (New Zealand political party)
LABLabrador
LABLive Aus Berlin (Rammstein DVD)
LABLegal Aid Board
LABLeague of American Bicyclists
LABLinear Alkyl Benzene
LABLogic Array Block(s)
LABLand Air Battle
LABLouisiana Association for the Blind
LABLouisiana Alliance for Biotechnology
LABLegal Advisory Board for the Information Market (EU)
LABLight Armor Battalion
LABLocal Area Broadcast
LABLow-Angle Bombing
LABLogistics Assault Base
LABLightness-A-B (color model)
LABLarge Array Block
LABLeave Authorization Balance
LABLow Altitude Bombardment
LABLight Assault Bridge
LABLike a Boss
LABLocal Action for Biodiversity (various organizations)
LABLibrary Advisory Board
LABLive and Breathe (various locations)
LABLanguage and Business
LabLabour Party (UK political party)
LABLicensed Associate Broker
LABLaw Alumni Board (various schools)
LABLearning About Business (Painesville, OH)
LABLactic Acid Bacteria
LABLife Application Bible
LABLatin American Business (Texas)


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One of the most successful areas she developed has been the use of lactic acid bacteria.
So scientists at Michigan State University evaluated the growth and activity of three lactic acid bacteria in blends of non-fat dry milk (NFDM), germinated soymilk (GSM) and non-germinated (NGSM) soymilk, which were obtained from three soybean varieties.
The good bacteria - Lactobacillus acidophilus, a lactic acid bacteria - are naturally found in dairy products like milk and cheese, and are added by manufacturers to foods like yogurt.
 
 
 
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