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BacterioFiles Episode 10
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- Category: BacterioFiles
- Created on Sunday, 18 April 2010 00:00
- Written by Jesse Noar
In this show, I report on four exciting stories: bacteria for digesting sushi; a giant virus that replicates itself, with help; microbes living in Mars-like lakes; and using viruses to generate hydrogen.
Download Episode (12.4 MB, 13.5 minutes)
Show notes:
Story 1: News items 1 2 3 4/Journal paper
Story 2: News item/Journal Paper 1/Journal paper 2
Story 3: News item/Journal paper
Story 4: News item/Journal paper
Other interesting stories:
- Bacteria for decomposing marine plastic pollution
- Algae that take bacterial supplements
- Bacteria that affect greenhouse gases
- Growing new species
- Cyanobacteria that secrete oil
- Slime mold-based computing
- Another hostile lake with microbes in it
- Extremophiles focused on survival
- Dinosaur-age microbial fossils
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