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#scipubadl Mighty Microbes Jake Robinson Ryan, The Macrobe

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#scipubadl Mighty Microbes Jake Robinson Ryan, The Macrobe A forest is as invisible as visible, plants and animals are covered in microbes that they rely on

#scipubadl Mighty Microbes Jake Robinson Ryan, The Macrobe every 48 hours half of all the bacteria in the world are killed by viruses

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#scipubadl Mighty Microbes Jake Robinson Ryan, The Macrobe The microbiome, friendly bacteria, train our immune system to tell friend from foe

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#scipubadl Mighty Microbes Jake Robinson Ryan, The Macrobe What if a virus could make you healthy, most viruses in the world are bacteriphages, they kill bacteria

#scipubadl Mighty Microbes Jake Robinson Ryan, The Macrobe Shark skin has a lot of groves that make it hard for bacteria to land, think slip and slide

#scipubadl Mighty Microbes Jake Robinson Ryan, The Macrobe Friendly microbes protect sharks from bad microbes. Just take a small syringe to a shark and you can find out which microbes

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#scipubadl Mighty Microbes Jake Robinson Ryan, The Macrobe Microbes may be able to be used to treat cancer

#scipubadl Mighty Microbes Jake Robinson Ryan, The Macrobe There are bacteria that prefer to live in tumours

#scipubadl Mighty Microbes Jake Robinson Ryan, The Macrobe Bacteria that prefer to live in tumours, can be engineered to attack tumours