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BacterioFiles 244 - Rabbit Viruses Exploding Cancer

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This episode: A conversation with Audiommunity hosts about a rabbit virus that may help treat cancer while preventing the treatment from killing the patient!

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News item/Journal Paper
Audiommunity podcast
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  • Microbes could be useful in cleaning radioactive waste
  • Finding algae in glacial ice on mountains Peru
  • Soil bacteria inhibit carcinogen production by fungi (paper)
  • Birds carry around many kinds of plant bacteria
  • Thinking of leaf-cutter ant fungus gardens as biotech fermentations (paper)
  • Making Azotobacter mutants that can produce fertilizer for other organisms (paper)

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