Fossil Friday: microbes discovered deep underground remain virtually unchanged since 175 million years ago
Sometimes, not adapting is the best adaptation.
Sometimes, not adapting is the best adaptation.
A tiny, resourceful, and potentially dangerous bacteria.
We really do contaminate everything we touch -- and space is no exception.
Tap, tap, microbe map.
Meeting at the United Nations, world leaders agreed that we are facing an unprecedented threat from drug-resistant bacteria.
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It's a bird! No, it's a plane! No, it's... microbes ?! High up in the atmosphere, 10.000 meters above ground, ...
Wherever it's possible, life finds a way; the old saying seems to be more and more actual these days, with ...
Two years ago, Dr. Alexander Khoruts took on a patient suffering from an awful infection of Clostridium difficile; she was ...
For years and years (good) doctors have warned about the dangers of taking antibiotics too lightly, which generally causes 'bugs' ...
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