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The Bacteria and "The Guinea Pig Doctor" A bacterium responsible for ulcers may be a line of defense against other diseases. November 30, 2015 The Colony In Your Colon Explore the diverse microbial colony in your colon, revealing its critical role in digestion, immunity, and overall health. November 23, 2015 How Microbes Make Fermented Food Learn how microbes drive the fermentation process, creating flavorful and nutritious foods enjoyed across cultures worldwide. November 16, 2015 Heat-Loving Microbes Some like it hot, and that includes microbes that are specialized for life in some of the hottest places on the planet. November 14, 2015 Analysis of Oldest-known Plant-visiting Bat Suggests It Was Omnivorous New evidence suggests the oldest known nectar-drinking bat, Palynephyllum antimaster, likely also dined on bugs. November 12, 2015 The Microbiome of Our Skin The skin microbiome influences health, revealing its role as a protective barrier and a habitat for diverse microorganisms. November 6, 2015 The Incredible Cave Salamander Discover the olm, a blind cave salamander with extraordinary adaptations for life in complete darkness. October 28, 2015 "Jade" By Any Other Name Uncover the fascinating story behind jade, its various forms, and the cultural significance it holds around the world. October 26, 2015 Ancient “Supershark” Fossils Found in Texas Explore the discovery of ancient supershark fossils in Texas. October 19, 2015 Of Malaria and Microbes Learn how microbes influence the malaria parasite and uncover the complex interplay between pathogens and human health. October 19, 2015 Fossils of Ghost Ranch Explore the remarkable fossils from Ghost Ranch, unveiling secrets of prehistoric life in New Mexico. October 16, 2015 The Coelophysis in the Subway Explore the iconic Coelophysis fossil displayed in the 81st Street subway station, and its significance in dinosaur research. October 15, 2015
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