Your microbiota will be having non-stop sex this Valentine’s Day
Bacteria don’t have sex to reproduce; they use it to stay alive and healthy.
Bacteria don’t have sex to reproduce; they use it to stay alive and healthy.
Although it worked, there's still much work to do before it becomes practical.
If you can't beat them -- hire mercenaries.
The team is currently working on adapting it for use against the coronavirus.
Kitchen sponges are crawling with bacteria. Turns out that's a good thing.
Think about mucus - what comes to mind? It's slimy, it's gross, no one really likes it, right? Well, as ...
Researchers at Tufts University School of Medicine came across a particular strain of bacteriophage - a virus that infects and replicates within ...
With each passing year, science is becoming more and more visual, and the pictures we get to see are more ...
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