As Carl Zimmer notes, “The very fact that scientists are still so unsure of how many cells and bacteria are in each of us is pretty remarkable.”
You're Probably Not Mostly Microbes - The Atlantic - 0 views
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90 percent of human cells are red blood cells, which don't contain DNA and aren’t capable of dividing. They’re rather poor excuses for cells—remove them from the equation and the 10:1 ratio reinstates itself.
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And it’s probably wrong.
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Mystery-Solving MALDI
Controlling Synthetic Bacteria | The Scientist Magazine® - 0 views
Superbug known as 'phantom menace' on the rise in U.S. - The Washington Post - 0 views
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