Kevin Failor, PhD

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[Kevin Failor, PhD @KevinFailor]

Happy #InternationalMicroorganismDay 2023!

Can you think of a microbe for every letter of the alphabet?

If not, I have a list of 26 microbial species, one for each letter of the alphabet and each one isolated from a different country (or continent).

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[Kevin Failor, PhD @KevinFailor]

Check out my latest article: Happy International Microorganism Day 2023! https://t.co/XHJONuTCru via @LinkedIn.

[Kevin Failor, PhD @KevinFailor]

Just remember: no matter how disappointing the results of the election are or how terrifying the future may look, the world is better with you in it.

[Kevin Failor, PhD @KevinFailor]

And there you have it, 26 unique bacterial species hailing from 26 separate countries from around the world.

For some extra information on many of these microbes, please head over to the LinkedIn post!

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[Kevin Failor, PhD @KevinFailor]

Happy #InternationalMicroorganismDay 2023!

Can you think of a microbe for every letter of the alphabet?

If not, I have a list of 26 microbial species, one for each letter of the alphabet and each one isolated from a different country (or continent).

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[Kevin Failor, PhD @KevinFailor]

Check out my latest article: Happy International Microorganism Day 2023! https://t.co/XHJONuTCru via @LinkedIn.

[Kevin Failor, PhD @KevinFailor]

Z) Zhengella mangrovi, #China

Z. mangrove was initially isolated from a mangrove sediment sample collected from Yunxiao Mangrove National Nature Reserve in Southeast China. It is capable of swimming via a subpolar or lateral flagella.

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