bacteria
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Asp Caterpillar Venom Evolved From 400M-Year-Old Ancient Bacteria
Study shows that the venom of an asp caterpillar is an evolved form of a 400M-year-old ancient bacteria that can make people sick. Read more here.
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Parkinson's Disease Not Part of Aging, Potentially Caused by Bacteria [Study]
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Ocean Plastic Can Be Destroyed by Bacteria and Our Sun [Study]
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Bacteria and Chemical Compounds From Coastal Water Pollution Can Reach People via Sea Spray Aerosol Along Beaches, Potentially Causing Complications
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Microbe Communities That Collaborate Emit More Carbon Dioxide, Contributing to Climate Change
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Mathematical Model of How Bacteria Move Incorporates Cell Division, Death Developed
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Scientists Create Machine Learning Model That Makes Advantage of the Diverse Bacteria Present in Wastewater
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Diverse Communities of Bacteria Hitching on Airborne Dust can Affect Environment and Health, Scientists Puzzled
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WHO Releases New List of the World's Deadliest Pathogens, Including the Unknown 'Disease X'
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Underground Martian Chill Could Allow Bacteria Survive for 280 Million Years from Surface Radiation [Study]
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Viruses and Bacteria Trapped Under Arctic Lake Ice Might Resurface and Infect Animals
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Artificial Living Cells with Several Functions Created from Bacteria [New Study]
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Researchers Devises Simple, Quick Approach for Identifying Germs That Cause Food Poisoning with Color Variations