We’re so alike tho
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The total sum of microorganisms in the human body weighs about as much as the brain.
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What does air contain?
Bacteria contained in the air. Incubation time is more than 24 hours.
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I work as a microbiologist, and I know that bacterial colonies come in a variety of shapes and colors. The photo shows plates of culture medium that were incubated for several days. I’ve compiled a selection of the most interesting specimens.
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It has a warm, woody aroma that helps ease stress, anxiety, and nervous tension while delivering a refreshing, strong impact on the nervous system that calms and relaxes the mind. At the same time, Kapoor katcheri essential oil sharpens focus, boosts concentration, and helps reduce both mental and physical fatigue. Traditionally, juniper berries and leaves have been used to soothe body aches and muscle pain due to their anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties, offering relief from conditions such as back pain, rheumatism, and arthritis. Its deep, intense fragrance also works as a natural insect repellent, effectively keeping bugs away, and when sprayed on bedding, it helps disinfect surfaces and eliminate unseen bacteria and microorganisms.
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Science army mobilizes to map US soil microbiome
Johns Hopkins University geneticists and a small army of researchers across the country, including students, are working to catalog the vast and largely unknown soil microbiome of the United States.
The project, one of the biggest microbiome studies ever attempted, that’s tapping the latest DNA-analysis technology, has already resulted in the discovery of more than 1,000 new strains of bacteria…
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we do not deserve them
they are cute
they are gorgeous
they keep us alive
we do NOT deserve them
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Art made from yeast and bacteria and stuff
When I was working in various laboratories, it never once occurred to me to use microorganisms on agar plates for anything but their intended purpose (in my case, cloning and rearranging DNA of interest). It never once occurred to me that those same microorganisms could be used to create art!
Here’s a couple of the winners from the American Society for Microbiology’s annual contest (linked above):
I LOVE THESE. I love that it occurred to people that you can *draw* with a bacterial loop or similar, not just spread/dilute a culture with it.
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The Scientific Research Notes of S. Sunkavally (years:2002-2011).
4541-4543.
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The Scientific research Notes Of S. Sunkavally (years; 2002-2011).
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To make a delicious yogurt, add ants (and microorganisms).
In some areas of Eurasia, the keys of dull yogurt treat scurries along the forest floor.
Red tree ants and microorganisms Milk is acidified and thickened to ferment the liquid with a creamy yogurt.Researchers reported on October 3rd Island. Living insects, not frozen or dehydrated ants, are the best choices for creating the right microorganisms and chemicals.
Yogurt production date is about 7,000…