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Topic: Bacteria
Your microbes live on after you die
Jennifer DeBruyn - The Conversation
How does the microbiome effect you?
Nehal El-Hadi, Mend Mariwany - The Conversation
Your kitchen towels are filthy
Primrose Freestone - The Conversation
Meet the life that lives without sun
Troy Farah
Modified bacteria can clean up pollution
Sara Molinari - The Conversation
Programmed bacteria make living material
Sara Molinari - The Conversation
Viruses have a mind of their own
Ivan Erill - The Conversation
What is listeria? A scientist explains
Yvonne Sun - The Conversation
The bacteria that eat plastic waste
Matthew Rozsa
Scientists record sounds from bacteria
Eric Schank
Mysterious viruses lurk in our oceans
Matthew Rozsa
Could a bacteria replace fertilizer?
Eric Schank
Disease-resistant grapes & wine's future
Agostino Petroni - Undark
How to hide an email in E. coli DNA
Matthew Rozsa
The petri dish of the planet Venus
Matthew Rozsa
How bacteria survives in a vacuum
Matthew Rozsa
Scientists revive ancient microbes
Matthew Rozsa
The threat of wash-proof Salmonella
Matthew Rozsa
Hidden dangers of natural supplements
C. Michael White - The Conversation
Fecal bacteria in water Calif. waterways
Anna Almendrala - Kaiser Health News
Downsides of brain-machine interfaces
Amy Nippert - Massive Science
Salad bars an easy target for bioterror
Ana Santos Rutschman - The Conversation
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Brain protein that behaves like a virus
- Massive Science
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