bacterial

You mean clean, cold water is ideal for avoiding the bacterial infection (e.g.

The concept of using bacterial spores as a means of producing motion is pretty neat, though it's obviously a long way from being practical.

You should never put water on contact lenses as water is a strong vector of bacterial infection.

What was exposed in this case is proper evidence (bacterial experiments in SF).

A large fraction of the children would die before their first birthday, and dying of bacterial infection was quite likely at any age.

So do you volunteer to stop taking vaccines, treating bacterial infections with antibiotics, reject medical intervention in the case of acute injury, etc?

It turns out that bacterial culture is harder to nurish than e.g.

They mention adding bacterial culture - quark cheese involves none of that.

We have 60 years more science on how bacterial infections work.

Anyway, the probes we send will have a few bacteria as free riders, so we will seed them with Earth bacterial life anyway.

It could be bacterial life or advanced life.

As a matter of fact, the bacterial strains were chosen specifically because they have little or no immunity to antibiotics [1] and posed no known threats to humans.

It also reminds me of Russian "phages" bacterial concoctions as cures for certain illnesses.

I suspect that people who experience health benefits from "detoxes" typically suffer from dysbiosis, and by restricting food supply they essentially hit the "reset" button on their gut bacterial populations.

Liquid meals also have a bad effect on the various tenants in our GI track, liquid food changes the PH level of your GI which makes it less hospitable, it is absorbed quicker and so our good friends from down below cannot get their portion of the meal, solid food also serves a role as a GI "cleaner" as it moves it scrapes dead tissue and bacterial cultures of the GI walls.

"mosquitoes can also hack into bacterial communication systems using chemoreceptors on their antennae, rather like World War II code-breakers intercepting an encrypted transmission" Is it just to mundane to say mosquitos can smell using chemoreceptors on their antennae, rather like you smelling with your nose?