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LAB
(redirected from Lactic acid bacteria)

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LABLaboratory
LABLabour Party (New Zealand political party)
LabLabour Party (UK political party)
LABLabrador
LABLive Aus Berlin (Rammstein DVD)
LABLeague of American Bicyclists
LABLactic Acid Bacteria
LABLegal Aid Board
LABLibrary Advisory Board
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
LABLight Assault Bridge
LABLow-Angle Bombing
LABLogistics Assault Base
LABLightness-A-B (color model)
LABLarge Array Block
LABLicensed Associate Broker
LABLeave Authorization Balance
LABLocal Area Broadcast
LABLow Altitude Bombardment


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Details of the research will be presented at the 2006 Annual Meeting of the Japan Society for Lactic Acid Bacteria, to be held in Osaka on July 6-7.
Nisshin Food Products Discovers Cholesterol Lowering Lactobacillus in ... by JCNN News Summaries
Buy a product that applies at least 90 billion live lactic acid bacteria per ton crop as fed or 100,000 per gram crop.
Investigating inoculants: key points to consider when treating silage by Leake, Linda L. / Dairy Today
Lactic acid bacteria have long played a role in food preservation because of their ability to produce these proteins, which attack bacteria closely related to the producing organism.
Fresh Ideas for Food Safety by Holton, W. Conard / Environmental Health Perspectives
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