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microbial

[mahy-kroh-bee-uhl]

adjective

  1. of or relating to microbes.



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Because of these challenges, microbial proteins found in yeast and fungi have gained attention as promising alternatives to meat.

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A newly released study describes how researchers collaborated to design the first comprehensive roadmap for protecting microbial life.

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Fragile materials such as primitive cells and microbial mats were buried, squeezed, heated, and fractured as the planet's crust shifted over billions of years.

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“We have microbial communities that are adapted for a bunch of different conditions, but the big power is that we’re continuously monitoring the heap and adjusting our microbes as part of that,” Dennett said.

The researchers plan to combine microbial data with genetic and metabolic information to better understand how gut microbes influence heart disease at a mechanistic level.

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