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Scientists Claim These Microfossils Could Indicate Earth’s Oldest Life
The new findings challenge the oldest fossils discovered life on Earth after its formation. Microfossils from billions of years ago discovered in what is now Canada suggests it may be Earth's oldest life, as per a new study.
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Scientists Discover an Entirely New Immune System in Some Bacteria That Destroys Pathogens
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Scientists Develop New Tool for Investigating the Microbiome’s Befuddling Variety
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This Bacteria Can Consume Greenhouse Gas Methane and Convert it Into Fuel
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Bdellovibrio bacteriovorus: Predator Bacteria That Can Dissolve E.coli and Aquaspirillum serpens
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Scientists Create 'Invisible Cloak' for Bacteria To Use in Cancer Tumors
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A Microbial Enzyme Produces a Novel Form of Biopolymers
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Tiny “Skyscrapers” Help Sun-loving Bacteria Grow and Power Small Electronics
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Without This Gut Bacteria, Digestion of Sushi and Seaweed is Impossible: New Study
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California Wildfire Blamed for Increased Fecal Bacteria, Cloudiness in Coastal Waters
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Scientists Studied Oral Bacteria That Can Link to Hypertension in Older Women
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Poor Oral Health Possibly Linked to Cardiovascular Disease
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Scientists Explore How This Bacteria Uses Mirror Image to Cause Antibiotic Resistance
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