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Raul Cano - The Scientist Who Revived a 30-Million-Year-Old Bacteria :
...from spores taken from the gut of an ancient bee entonbed in amber...
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Phytoplankton Cloud Dance :
…Atmospheric scientists have reported a new and potentially important mechanism by which ocean phytoplankton may influence the formation of clouds that reflect sunlight away from our planet. "Studies like this one may help reshape the way we think about how the biosphere interacts with clouds and climate," said Athanasios Nenes of Georgia Tech's School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences.
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Mining bacteria's appetite for toxic waste:
... For many years, scientists have known about the unusual appetites of some
microbes, including the ability of certain strains to consume uranium
and other deadly poisons...
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Bacteria May Survive Subzero Temperatures of Wintertime Sea Ice
Researchers from the University of Washington, Seattle and the University of Alaska Fairbanks have found bacterial activity in arctic wintertime sea ice and may attribute its survival to particle or surface attachment.
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Microbes in the Search for Extraterrestrial Life :
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HEALING POWERS OF WATER
How the Condition of Your Body's Water Affects Bacteria
and Its Life-Long Influence on Health and Aging :
...when we take a closer look, the incidence in diseases
that do not respond to modern medicine continues to rise.
There is a steady increase in diseases such as Alzheimer's,
multiple sclerosis, hypertension and diabetes.
According to the World Health Organization,
diabetes will affect 300 million people by the year 2025...
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