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Diatoms
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Diatoms
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Diatoms
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Turning DNA into a hard drive - Los Angeles Times 
Los Angeles Times |
Turning DNA into a hard driveLos Angeles TimesOne way to do that is to create a microscopic hard drive out of DNA, the molecule that already stores the genetic blueprints of all living things. Stanford University bioengineer Drew Endy is a pioneer in the field of synthetic biology, which aims to ...and more » |
Where do microscopic ice organisms go after Arctic's annual melt? - Alaska Dispatch |
Where do microscopic ice organisms go after Arctic's annual melt?Alaska Dispatch“There is a whole community of organisms that live inside of the sea ice. That includes a lot of microscopic algae,” said Columbia University microbiologist Andrew Juhl. This summer, Juhl is leading a team based out of Barrow, which will spend a month ...and more » |
Cornell University Updates BioInformatics Software - HPCwire |
Cornell University Updates BioInformatics SoftwareHPCwireITHACA, NY, May 22 -- We live in a microbial world, with microscopic organisms filling discrete ecosystems in such environments as soil, lakes, skin, and even computer keyboards. Bacteria, for example, comprise most of the Earth's biomass dominating ... |
Bacteria that caused flesh-eating infection more common than believed - Spartanburg Herald Journal |
Bacteria that caused flesh-eating infection more common than believedSpartanburg Herald JournalThis image provided by UTMB-Galveston shows a scanning electron microscopic image of WT (wild type) Aeromonas hydrophila strain SSU, the bacteria responsible for the flesh-eating disease that is usually caused by a strep germ. Buy Photo UTMB-Galveston, ...and more » |
Microscope looks into cells of living fish - Science Daily (press release) |
Microscope looks into cells of living fishScience Daily (press release)However, this is very difficult especially for higher organisms. Researchers of Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), the Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research, Mainz, and the American National Institutes of Health (NIH) have now developed a new ...and more » |
Bacteria that haven't eaten for 86 million years found - Zee News 
Zee News |
Bacteria that haven't eaten for 86 million years foundZee NewsLondon: Researchers including one of Indian origin have discovered deep-sea bacteria at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean that can almost survive without food - they haven't eaten for an incredible 86 million years. The bacteria were unearthed when ...Still breathing at age 86 millionStuff.co.nzall 13 news articles » |
Scientists sound acid alarm for plankton - Phys.Org |
Scientists sound acid alarm for planktonPhys.OrgThe microscopic organisms on which almost all life in the oceans depends could be even more vulnerable to increasingly acidic waters than scientists realised, according to a new study. Previous experiments have given an unduly optimistic view of the ...and more » |
Deep-sea drilling uncovers bacteria that hasn't eaten for 86MILLION years - Daily Mail 
Daily Mail |
Deep-sea drilling uncovers bacteria that hasn't eaten for 86MILLION yearsDaily MailBut apparently not, because the hardy bacteria scientists found at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean can live without food, almost. The deep-sea life forms were discovered when researchers drilled into a layer of soft red clay at the bottom of the ...and more » |
Bacteria 'Good Bet' For Alien Life - WIBW 
Los Angeles Times |
Bacteria 'Good Bet' For Alien LifeWIBWRøy is the lead author of a new study about the bacteria that appears in the journal Science. Røy and colleagues found the microscopic organisms about 30 meters (100 feet) below the ocean floor in the northern Pacific Ocean. Most of the genes from the ...Ancient Deep-Sea Bacteria Are In No Hurry To EatNPRBacteria proof aliens exist?RapplerBarely Breathing Microbes Still Living in 86-Million-Year-Old ClayScience Nowall 77 news articles » |
Bacteria 'Good Bet' For Alien Life - WRTV Indianapolis |
Bacteria 'Good Bet' For Alien LifeWRTV IndianapolisRøy is the lead author of a new study about the bacteria that appears in the journal Science. Røy and colleagues found the microscopic organisms about 30 meters (100 feet) below the ocean floor in the northern Pacific Ocean. Most of the genes from the ...and more » |
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