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Underground wars and genetic treasures
Underground wars and genetic treasures SynCell News • July 28, 2020 Where would it be easier to be exposed to antibiotic-resistant bacteria? Your answer would most likely set the [...]
What you give, I take
What you give, I take SynCell News • June 30, 2020 The bacterial and human world have an intriguing and extremely complex relationship that goes back to our most [...]
The ticking bomb that we might carry on us
The ticking bomb that we might carry on us SynCell News • June 17, 2020 The spread of antibiotic resistance to antibiotics (AMR) has led to an alarming situation in [...]
The moon element
The moon element SynCell News • June 05, 2020 It was 1817. The Swedish chemists Jöns Jacob Berzelius and Johan Gottlieb Gahn owned a chemistry plant near Gripsholm (Sweden). The [...]
“The time that might come” in which we live
“The time that might come” in which we live SynCell News • May 26, 2020 S eptember 1928, St Mary’s Hospital Medical School at the University of London. Sir Alex Fleming [...]
Bacteria as natural biofactories
Bacteria as natural biofactories SynCell News • May 21, 2020 H umankind has relied on bacteria for millennia. From fermentation processes, such as baking or brewing, to chemical manufacturing [...]