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Cities Have Distinct Microbial Signatures: Study
The researchers found thousands of species not previously documented.
Cities Have Distinct Microbial Signatures: Study
Cities Have Distinct Microbial Signatures: Study
The researchers found thousands of species not previously documented.
The researchers found thousands of species not previously documented.
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Image of the Day: Riding on Raindrops
The Scientist
Staff | Mar 13, 2017
A single raindrop falling on dry soil can spray a mist carrying thousands of microbes into the atmosphere.
People Emit Unique Microbial Clouds
Karen Zusi | Sep 23, 2015
DNA sequencing reveals personalized microbe communities in the air surrounding participants in a small study.
Roundup from Microbiology Meeting
Edyta Zielinska | Jun 21, 2012
Some of the interesting stories researchers were discussing at this year’s American Society of Microbiology meeting in San Francisco.