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Evolution

Did flooding force bacterial multicellularity?

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Environments can change lifestyles. Read on to learn about how the proximity of a flowing river allowed a novel bacterial species to embark on a multicellular journey.

Manasvi Verma November 7, 2022 English

Evolution of the human pathogenic lifestyle in fungi

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What ticked fungi to shift towards the human host system to thrive as opportunistic pathogens over time? Here’s an overview.

Tejaswini Petkar July 6, 2022 English

No sex life means less diversity?

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The tree of life is not uniform. Some groups contain many species and others, like microbes, a lot less… Are multicellularity and sex driving these differences?

Anaïs Biclot February 16, 2022 English

A Microbe’s Gift of Life

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Do you know these moments where you get gifts, and only realize three billion years later how to use them?

Steven Pilon December 27, 2021 English

Where did viruses come from?

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Viruses are surrounding us, yet we do not know their origin. Are giant viruses the missing part to understand virus evolution?

soledadmarsile October 27, 2021 English

There’s no such thing as inefficiency.

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All nitrogen in living things is fixed by microorganisms. One enzyme is better at this than the others, so why do others exist at all?

Steven Pilon August 23, 2021 English

What genes make a bacteria?

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The many genes of an organism are all not equally important. Which are crucial and how do they differ between bacteria?

Guest author July 19, 2021 English

A toxin to kill them all.

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In a man-made waterbody in the ground there lived a bacterium. A nasty, dirty, wet hole, filled with the ends of worms and an oozy smell… The protagonist of this story is a cyanobacterium.

Cyril June 21, 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

Mimivirus – a giant in a small world.

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Viruses are the smallest known organisms. But some viruses are breaking records. Meet the “MImicking MIcrobe”: the Mimivirus, and learn about their possible origin.

Anaïs Biclot April 12, 2021 English

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