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BacterioFiles Micro Edition 71 - Bright Bacteria Brave Biting

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This episode: Some ocean bacteria glow to attract those that eat them!

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News item/Journal Paper

Other interesting stories:

  • Some molds could actually help fight plant diseases
  • Probiotics might help treat antibiotic-induced diarrhea
  • Fecal transplants seem to effectively treat Clostridium difficile infections
  • Could bacteria that eat other bacteria treat disease?
  • Identifying bacteria that could help clean up contaminated water (paper)
  • Bacteria could one day power airplanes
  • A way to make bacteria produce fuel from sugar very quickly

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