microbe
US /ˈmaɪkroʊb/
・UK /ˈmaɪkrəʊb/
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n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Very small, microscopic, living thing
A microbe, bacteria or virus can cause the body to sicken
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Genetic Engineering Will Change Everything Forever – CRISPR
- The first patent was given for a microbe engineered to absorb oil.
The first patent was given for a microbe engineered to absorb oil.
- first patent was given for a microbe engineered to absorb oil today we
first patent was given for a microbe engineered to absorb oil today we
7 Signs You're Eating Too Much Sugar
- And that microbe actually feeds off of sugar too.
And that microbe actually feeds off of sugar too.
- It's the usual type, and that microbe actually feeds off of sugar too.
It's the usual type, and that microbe actually feeds off of sugar too.
Animal-Free Animal Products With Cellular Agriculture
- Scientists already know the amino acid sequence for the casein and a whey protein, so it's pretty easy to turn that into a genetic sequence and add it into a microbe like a yeast cell.
Scientists already know the amino acid sequence for the casein and a whey protein, so it's pretty easy to turn that into a genetic sequence and add it into a microbe like a yeast cell.
- Scientists already know the amino acid sequence for casein and whey protein, so it's pretty easy to turn that into a genetic sequence and add it into a microbe, like a yeast cell.
Scientists already know the amino acid sequence for casein and whey protein, so it's pretty easy to turn that into a genetic sequence and add it into a microbe, like a yeast cell.
Why we explore, even when there’s no payoff
- That enzyme came from a microbe that is inside a really hot, inhospitable environment like in Yellowstone.
That enzyme came from a microbe that is inside a really hot, inhospitable environment like in Yellowstone.
- That enzyme came from a microbe that is inside a really hot, inhospitable environment like in Yellowstone.
That enzyme came from a microbe that is inside a really hot, inhospitable environment like in Yellowstone.
Why Australia bottles up its air
- How do they know that the air in the archive tanks doesn't change over time through some chemical reaction or osmosis through a faulty valve or microbe contamination?
How do they know that the air in the archive tanks doesn't change over time through some chemical reaction or osmosis through a faulty valve or microbe contamination?
- So I have an obvious question: how do they know that the air in the archive tanks doesn't change over time through some chemical reaction or osmosis through a faulty valve or microbe contamination?
So I have an obvious question: how do they know that the air in the archive tanks doesn't change over time through some chemical reaction or osmosis through a faulty valve or microbe contamination?
Are probiotics in yogurt a gimmick?
- By adding a microbe, yeah, and you're changing the microbiome, but that's just one microbe.
By adding a microbe, yeah, and you're changing the microbiome, but that's just one microbe.
- By adding a microbe, yeah, you're changing the microbiome.
By adding a microbe, yeah, you're changing the microbiome.
How gene editing could reduce the cost of cosmetics
- They take a microbe, which is a tiny organism with the ability to self replicate and break open its genome.
They take a microbe, which is a tiny organism with the ability to self replicate and break open its genome.
- Using the latest gene editing technology, they take a microbe, which is a tiny organism with the ability to self replicate, and break open its genome.
Using the latest gene editing technology, they take a microbe, which is a tiny organism with the ability to self replicate, and break open its genome.
17 Crazy Hair Myths (incl. Can a MARCHING BAND cause HAIR LOSS?!) - mental_floss - List Show (244)
- are just signs of dandruff—the real culprit is a little microbe called Malassezia globosa.
are just signs of dandruff—the real culprit is a little microbe called Malassezia globosa.
- The real culprit is a little microbe called Malassezia globosa.
The real culprit is a little microbe called Malassezia globosa.
Your Immune System: Natural Born Killer - Crash Course Biology #32
- Once a neutrophil kills an invading microbe, they basically just roll over and die.
Once a neutrophil kills an invading microbe, they basically just roll over and die.
- Once a neutrophil kills an invading microbe,
Once a neutrophil kills an invading microbe,
How Bacteria Rule Over Your Body - The Microbiome
- It takes up to two years until a healthy microbe community has formed.
It takes up to two years until a healthy microbe community has formed.
- It takes up to two years, until a healthy
microbe community has formed.
It takes up to two years, until a healthy microbe community has formed.