477 - Bacteriophages can hitch a ride on bacteria they don't infect to travel through soil on fungal filaments, potentially helping their carriers by infecting and killing their competitors! https://t.co/4b4WcFH6ep
475 - New techniques allow specific modifications in certain members of a complex community of microbes, without isolating them in pure culture first! https://t.co/rIkfyYzeiA
473 - A bacteriophage that overcomes the bacterial CRISPR/Cas immune system by interrupting the CRISPR DNA with its own genome! https://t.co/WC7ZztrNUE
472 - Bacteria can use blobs of disordered proteins to quickly adapt to new conditions! Thanks to @Saumya_S for his contribution! https://t.co/d61ba3H4ZH
470 - Tiny bacteria that live on larger bacteria reduce the inflammation and gum disease the bigger microbes cause in the mouths of mice! https://t.co/OAnpuSvsG5
469 - A virus lurking in a bacterial genome protects its host population from infection with other phages, by killing off infected cells! https://t.co/BxX250cuL6
463 - Bacteria produce a compound that causes a phage lurking in the genome of a competing species to wake up and start killing that competitor! https://t.co/EgAiqrqAJK