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BacterioFiles Micro Edition 138 - Slime Sustains Sidekick Pseudomonas


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This episode: Slime mold cells carry bacteria with them, some for food and some for chemical warfare!

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Show notes:
News item 1/News item 2/Journal Paper

Other interesting stories:

  • Vaccines using Salmonella could now pass through the stomach, becoming more effective
  • C-section might not be as good for infants' gut communities
  • Useful RNA-based technique for modifying biotech cells' metabolism
  • Protein allows gut cells to tolerate good bacteria and depend on them for protection from pathogens
  • Bacteria may be better way to clean chemicals from water supply
  • Post questions or comments here or email to bacteriofiles at gmail dot com. Thanks for listening!

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