Making sense of microbial genomes
Using genomic technologies we are learning to combat pathogens and use beneficial microbes as our...
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Podcasts de bacteria
Sarah Maddocks discusses the healing properties of manuka honey. She tells us about her work at...
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Bacteriophage in the dairy industry
Viruses that attack bacteria are a problem in some biological processes. Mark Hurley from CHR...
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Dental plaque and jumping genes
What does dental plaque have to do with increasing antimicrobial resistance? Dr Adam Roberts from...
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SGM's exhibit 'The New Green Revolution', showcasing beneficial plant-microbe interactions, was...
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Can microbes help feed the world? We talk to scientists who are looking at the complex, symbiotic...
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What do speakers, skin and skirts have in common? Professor Paul Freemont from Imperial College...
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TB vaccines - tackling a global killer
What are the best ways to control the global problem of tuberculosis? Professor Helen McShane...
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Hide, cheat, gang up: the survival tactics of microbes
How do infectious microbes continually manage to outwit our attempts to control them? Dr Marjan...
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Podcast 051 : Interview : Mike Kenner : Who In The World Were They Spraying? Part Two
We continue our interview with Mike Kenner, open government campaigner and Cold War researcher....
Podcast 050 : Interview : Mike Kenner : Who In The World Were They Spraying? Part One
This week we welcome Mike Kenner, open government campaigner and Cold War researcher, who joins...
How could you convert the dust, leaves and cigarettes that litter the side of the road into...
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Microbe Talk Extra: Swallowed by a whale
Baleen whales are some of the largest creatures on Earth, but they feed on some of the smallest –...
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Microbes on Mars and Antarctic soil fungi
This month’s podcast is all about microbes in remote and hostile environments. Ben spoke to Dr...
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It’s a well-known fact that the number of bacteria in, and on, a person outnumber the actual...
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With the discovery of a surprising immune response in E coli bacteria, we are facing a new era of...
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A New Kingdom of Life: Synthetic Biology
Genomic maps unfurl before us and edited genetic codes alter the expression of life. The past few...
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A New Kingdom of Life: Synthetic Biology
Genomic maps unfurl before us and edited genetic codes alter the expression of life. The past few...
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Suffering from bipolar disorder means a lot more than your garden variety mood swings. Bouts of...
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Does the human body really replace itself every few years? The answer is yes, but different parts...
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