#bacteria

#bacteria

Thunderstorms can spoil milk due to bacteria thriving in their warm and wet conditions, as historically noted by dairy workers.

Storing your toothbrush near the toilet exposes it to harmful bacteria and viruses.

Fatbergs can potentially be converted into fragrant chemicals for perfume through bioengineering, presenting an innovative solution to sewer waste issues.

Understanding the relationship between bacteria and drug efficacy is crucial for improving cancer treatment and drug trial success rates.

Using electricity to kill bacteria around wounds could revolutionize wound care and prevent infections.

Scientists are leveraging bacteria to extract rare metals essential for green technology, promoting sustainability amid resource scarcity.

Regular maintenance, including prompt removal of used pods, is essential for a Keurig to prevent mold and maintain coffee quality.

Bacteria on other planets not reliant on chlorophyll can create various colored food sources.

Bacteria possess diverse immune systems against viruses and plasmids. Unexplored microbial dark matter can harbor new defense genes.

Viruses (phages) have been utilized to attack bacteria for centuries; bacteria have weaponized disabled virus pieces to kill competitors, contributing to biodiversity and defense mechanisms.