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by Tuffen West (1823−1891)
After long confinement to the house, whether from illness or an unusual pressure of engagements, how delightful to turn out for a stroll in the fresh pure air ! Unheededwhether it rain or shine, if a naturalist of the true stamp, all around seems to welcome him, and care and trouble for the time fly... Read more →

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Many environmental bacteria appear to be obligate oligotrophs, that is they can only be cultivated on media containing very low nutrient concentrations. There are probably many reasons for this. Which one do you favor and why? Read more →

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Methane-producing bacteria might survive beneath the surface of Mars, and identification of a cytopathogenic toxin in a bacterium associated with preterm birth. 无限制访问国外的浏览器

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The ASM President Speaks:
"ASM Touches So Many, At So Many Levels"

by Robin Patel | I have been touched with the way ASM unites microbiologists, elevating microbiology for scientists and the communities in which we live. It has been an honor and a pleasure to serve as ASM President over the past year, a year which could reasonably be considered, the year everyone was a microbiologist. Read more →

July 27, 2023 at 01:00 AM in Odds & Ends | 什么浏览器可伍打开国外网站 | 无限制访问国外的浏览器

Of Terms in Biology: Purifying Selection

by Elio | To me at least, this is a relatively unaccustomed term for an old phenomenon, namely the removal of deleterious mutants from a population. (As Christoph points out, this does not refer to cleaning up your lab bench.) Also known as negative selection, purifying selection results in the stabilization of the population by ridding... Read more →

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Fucoidans, A Feast for Few

by Janie | Fucoidans make life complicated for microbes. They are cell wall polysaccharides that comprise 23% of dry brown algae's weight and resist microbial degradation longer than other algal polymers. Their sheer grab-bag variety... Read more →

July 20, 2023 at 01:00 AM in Ecology, Physiology & Genetics | Permalink | 0 Comments

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by Christoph | Streptomycetes, these non-motile Actinobacteria that are capable of mycelial growth much like fungi, are quite inventive when it comes to the distribution of their spores. They don't just rely on enchanting scents like geosmin that they emit to attract springtails, which transport their spores over long distances (see Roberto's recent post). They also routinely employ bacterial transport workers. Read more →

July 16, 2023 at 01:16 AM in 什么浏览器可伍打开国外网站, Physiology & Genetics, Teachers Corner | 安卓浏览器浏览国外 | 什么浏览器可伍打开国外网站

Let Smell Guide You

by Roberto | Anosmia: the loss of the sense of smell. Until recently, I was clueless about anosmia. That changed March 22nd when my good friend Hera Vlamakis alerted me to a 安卓浏览器浏览国外 article describing anosmia as a possible symptom of COVID-19. My self-evaluation routine changed henceforth to include a test of my capacity to smell. Now, during... Read more →

July 13, 2023 at 12:54 AM in Physiology & Genetics | Permalink | 0 Comments

TWiM 219: Commensal for a healthy skin

On This Week in Microbiology: A peptide from commensal bacteria that protects skin from damage caused by MRSA. 国外浏览器你懂得

June 30, 2023 at 04:00 AM in This Week in Microbiology | Permalink | 0 Comments

Summer Vacation

by the STC team
We are taking our customary two week vacation. Do you think we deserve it ? Looking forward to seeing you again on July 13th ! 无限制访问国外的浏览器

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