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  • Giant bacteria could be living in your gut
  • Lung Bacteria Found to Worsen Influenza Through a Metabolic Trap in Immune Cells
  • A single bacterium can learn — and it works like an AI neural network

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newscientist.com /1 week ago

Giant bacteria could be living in your gut

Bacteria that are visible without a microscope are generally found in mangroves and fish, but an analysis of different species from around the world suggests they also reside in th...

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bioengineer.org /1 month ago

Lung Bacteria Found to Worsen Influenza Through a Metabolic Trap in Immune Cells

The community of bacteria living deep within the lungs, long regarded as sparse and relatively inconsequential compared with the dense microbial ecosystems of the gut, is emerging...

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boingboing.net /1 month ago

A single bacterium can learn — and it works like an AI neural network

Shiladitya Banerjee, a computational biophysicist at Georgia Tech's School of Physics, ran an experiment with thousands of individual E. coli cells. He varied their food supply and...

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scitechdaily.com /1 month ago

Scientists Just Overturned a 100-Year-Old Belief About Bacteria in the Lungs

New findings raise questions about the role of microbes living in the lungs. More than 35 trillion bacteria live throughout the human body, forming microbiomes in the gut, mouth, l...

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phys.org /1 month ago

Even ancient bacteria possessed intercellular communication structures like humans today, study finds

Communication between cells in plants, animals and humans takes place via specialized connecting structures. An international team led by biologists from Heinrich Heine University...

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