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La conversion du xylitol dans le côlon humain

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Le métabolisme du xylitol par les bactéries intestinales présente des avantages inexplorés et intrigants.

kunye95 June 30, 2022 Français

Squirreling into the gut of ground squirrels

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Ground squirrels are known to hold on to long periods of hibernation through the strategic help of ureolytic bacteria. Here’s the why and how this connection is important to us.

Tejaswini Petkar April 11, 2022 English

Positive news on the social life of bacteria

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Negative interactions between bacteria were thought to be the rule… Until now.

Charlotte van de Velde December 13, 2021 English

Winning Tiny “Dirt-y” Battles

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Scientists uncover how a bacterium, living within a soil-dwelling fungus, protects its host from predatory nematodes.

viditminda December 6, 2021 English

A Deeply Rooted Connection

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Plants love bacteria, bacteria love plants back. Who loves who more?

Steven Pilon October 25, 2021 English

The conversion of xylitol in the human colon

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Xylitol metabolism by gut bacteria has unexplored and intriguing benefits.

kunye95 October 18, 2021 English

Competition is the rule in culturable microbes.

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In the environment, microbes don’t live alone but rather in a community. But do microbes necessarily cooperate within these communities in order to survive?

mathysmith August 30, 2021 English

Microbial hitchhiking.

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Streptomyces spores have found a way to use motile soil bacteria and travel to new destinations.

Charlotte van de Velde June 14, 2021 English

A new powerhouse.

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Mitochondria are our powerhouses: they give us energy from the oxygen we breathe. But did you know other powerhouses exist?

Anaïs Biclot May 17, 2021 English

From leafy greens to stink bombs.

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A story about two bacteria working together to produce a stinky rotten-egg smell.

Guest author May 10, 2021 English

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