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a microorganism, especially a bacterium causing disease or fermentation.

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a microorganism, especially a bacterium causing disease or fermentation.

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Yeast a form of Microbes will be released into space to test their reaction to the harsh environments of space. They will also be used to see there reaction the space radiation.

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New Microbes are being used to treat sewage, and this process is faster, cleaner, and more kind to the environment than previous methods.

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Microbes in Your Gut Might be Impairing Your Memory

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Microbes in Your Gut Might be Impairing Your Memory

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A recent study discovered byproducts of gut microbe digestion influenced cognitive function and memory of people with obesity. The results from an experiment showed that memory scores positively correlated with bacterial species in these genera: Clostridium, Ruminococcus, and Eubacterium.

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It has recently been found that gut microbes have began playing a role in mental health disorders. Minocycline dripping into the brain, causing inflammation. Antibiotics could have been the main source behind this.

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Microbes are tiny living things that are found all around us and are too small to be seen by the naked eye. They live in water, soil, and in the air. The human body is home to millions of these microbes too, also called microorganisms. Some microbes make us sick, others are important for our health.

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Microbes can use enzymes in bile acids to promote their survival within the stomach.

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Purple microbial mats have been found in Laguna La Brava, a salt lake in Chile. Which has been found to be very similar to early Earth. Which had high amounts of ultraviolet irradiation, huge temperature variations, and a lack of oxygen.

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Microbes are tiny living things all around us. Some make us sick, while others are essential for our health. An example is bacteria, which can live just about anywhere on any surface, some are harmful some are needed for survival.

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Using Microbiology to test food market after COVID

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Using Microbiology to test food market after COVID

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attempting to offer high-quality and accurate analysis of the global Food Microbiology Testing Market

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New findings show that a gut microbe may contribute to some breast cancers. It is called Bacteroides fragilis. They studied on mice where they injected it and within weeks found precancerous conditions.

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Slimy microbes have been found in the ocean that help coral survive better in certain environments. If coral has too much nitrogen in the water around it, this can lead to it having a nutrient imbalance. This nitrogen allows algae to bloom, and take over the area and kill the coral. These microbes have been found to allow coral to live in environment with a lot of nitrogen.

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Marine viruses can infect any organism. However, if the virus does not affect the host, it still inserts part of its genome into the host's DNA.

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Microbe found to Play a role in Brest Cancer Development
Gut Dysbiosis

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Microbes are used to produce medicines, alternate proteins, and other sustainable materials using only few microbe types. In order to advance synthetic biology, microbes are continuously being discovered and researched.

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Microbes are one of the most diverse organisms on Earth. Some microbes can live in the most extreme conditions on Earth. For example, the Thermus auqaticus can live in the most extreme conditions. This organism lives in geothermal pools and deep-sea vents. This organism is the centerpiece for polymerase chain reactions.

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Estimated that the ocean contains 1 nonillion viruses, all looking for suitable hosts. These can either be eaten by other microorganisms, or deactivated by radiation. A balance is normally found between how many die off and how many new ones are created.