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Microbiology teaches us that size is no measure of significance; even the smallest microbe can wield immense power. Microbes are the silent warriors; these tiniest beings possess the strength to spark a revolution that can have monumental impacts in the world of science. – Aloo Denish	added by Aloo-Denish 10 months ago
You’ve got the lake shrinking, the habitat is drying up and what water is remaining is too salty for (algae and microbes) to survive. – Bonnie Baxter	Found on CNN 1 year ago
There’s one hypothesis from a prominent mycologist who suggests that the reason the body’s temperature is 98.6 is because that is the temperature where fungi can’t grow that well. And so, now we’re seeing Candida auris and some of the other new microbes that have come up that really grow quite well – even at temperatures of 98.6 in the human body. And so I think climate change, really selecting for these organisms to adapt to a warmer climate, is going to increase the odds that there’s infection in humans. – Scott Roberts	Found on CNN 1 year ago
Artichokes are one of the highest fiber foods, packing seven grams of fiber per artichoke. Fiber fuels the anti-inflammatory and heart healthy microbes in the gut, and helps recycle cholesterol via the digestive tract. – Kylie Ivanir	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
It's hard to imagine something more hostile to life than an ultra-acidic volcanic lake with frequent eruptions, the low biodiversity coupled with numerous adaptations and metabolisms in our sample suggests the lake hosts highly specialized microbes for this kind of environment. – Justin Wang	Found on CNN 2 years ago
There are only certain things we can do with cattle, we can either ask people to stop eating beef or we can try and give cattle feed additives to change the microbes in the chemistry of their guts. But that's not easy to do for billions of cattle around the world. – Robert Jackson	Found on CNN 2 years ago
We can take a lot of parallels of how the immune system is responding to these beneficial microbes in the space environment. – Jamie Foster	Found on CNN 2 years ago
As astronauts explore space, they're taking with them a company of different microbial species, and it's really important to understand how those microbes, collectively called the microbiome, change in the space environment and how those relationships are established. – Jamie Foster	Found on CNN 2 years ago
Animals, including humans, rely on our microbes to maintain a healthy digestive and immune system, we do not fully understand how spaceflight alters these beneficial interactions. The UMAMI experiment uses a glow-in-the-dark bobtail squid to address these important issues in animal health. – Jamie Foster	Found on CNN 2 years ago
Look for a number of health solutions, especially those that claim that they can tell you if you are showing signs of possible infection -- raised body temp, elevated heart rate and respiration -- or if you are socially distanced enough, or look at different disinfection solutions for the home, similar to the ones that claim they can zap unwanted or dangerous microbes on your phone. – Ramon Llamas	Found on CNN 3 years ago
Surfaces can be disinfected with everyday household wipes or sprays, and that certainly eliminates the microbes that are found on those surfaces. – Emily Sickbert-Bennett	Found on FOX News 3 years ago
These are the first bacteria found to use manganese as their source of fuel, a wonderful aspect of microbes in nature is that they can metabolize seemingly unlikely materials, like metals, yielding energy useful to the cell. – Jared Leadbetter	Found on CNN 3 years ago
[ The studies ] would take a potted plant and put it in a small chamber... three feet by three feet by three feet... and they would inject a particular volatile organic compound( VOC) into the chamber... and watch it decay over time, and that decay is what they would contribute to the plant clearing the VOC, that does occur in the chamber, but it's the microbes that are absorbing the VOC, not the plant itself. – Michael Waring	Found on CNN 4 years ago
It could be a potential source for energy from any microbes, we now know that Enceladus has almost all of the ingredients you would need for life here on Earth. – Linda Spilker	Found on FOX News 4 years ago
We each possess a unique gut microbiota but there are common patterns, there are common microbes that are expected to be found in childhood and in adulthood, i would say around 3 years of age we have a bacterial composition that we can call our own. And it stays with us for the remainder of our life. – Anita Kozyrskyj	Found on CNN 5 years ago
We envisioned and tested the concept of simultaneously treating astronauts’ waste with microbes while producing a biomass that is edible either directly or indirectly, depending on safety concerns, it’s a little strange, but the concept would be a little bit like Marmite or Vegemite, where you’re eating a smear of ‘microbial goo’. – Professor House	Found on FOX News 6 years ago
This( molecular hydrogen) is just like the icing on the cake, now, you see the chemical energy source that microbes could use. The only thing we haven't seen is phosphorus and sulfur, and that's probably because they were in small enough quantities that we didn't see them. We have to go back and look and search for signs of life as well. – Hunter Waite	Found on CNN 7 years ago
We all have bacteria, yeasts and other types of microbes living in our digestive tracts and many strains of these actually provide a benefit — that's why fermented foods and probiotics are so healthy, but excessive sugar intake can throw off the balance leading to an overgrowth of normally occurring yeast and pathogenic bacteria. This can have a negative effect on our energy, skin, immune function, mood and many other consequences. – Robin Foroutan	Found on FOX News 7 years ago
Fermenting just means allowing microbes to work on the food to grow in it. ... Microbes make amino acids that we need; they make a variety of fatty acids; they also make a lot of vitamins, so, when you have a fermented soy product, you're getting more of those nutrients in massive quantities than the non-fermented product. – Jenna Stangland	Found on CNN 7 years ago
When you come into your home, or your office, you’re completely and continually bathed in those microbes. – Jordan Peccia	Found on FOX News 7 years ago
Understanding what happened to the Mars atmosphere will inform our knowledge of the dynamics and evolution of any planetary atmosphere, learning what can cause changes to a planet’s environment from one that could host microbes at the surface to one that does n’t is important to know, and is a key question that is being addressed in NASA’s journey to Mars. – John Grunsfeld	Found on FOX News 8 years ago
Every person carries about 1kg of microbes inside them. – Jeremy Nicholson	Found on CNN 8 years ago
Hundreds of genes are involved, your microbes are part of the process but not entirely the cause. – Jeremy Nicholson	Found on CNN 8 years ago
In general, many microbes like to 'eat' organic compounds, especially certain lipids, for lunch, and can destroy the bulk of the organics before they have a chance to get preserved, iron can rapidly entomb or bind to the organics and make them unavailable to 'eat,' similar to encasing a sandwich in cement. – Mary Parenteau	Found on FOX News 9 years ago

Microbiology teaches us that size is no measure of significance; even the smallest microbe can wield immense power. Microbes are the silent warriors; these tiniest beings possess the strength to spark a revolution that can have monumental impacts in the world of science.

– Aloo Denish

added by Aloo-Denish
10 months ago

You’ve got the lake shrinking, the habitat is drying up and what water is remaining is too salty for (algae and microbes) to survive.

– Bonnie Baxter

Found on CNN
1 year ago

There’s one hypothesis from a prominent mycologist who suggests that the reason the body’s temperature is 98.6 is because that is the temperature where fungi can’t grow that well. And so, now we’re seeing Candida auris and some of the other new microbes that have come up that really grow quite well – even at temperatures of 98.6 in the human body. And so I think climate change, really selecting for these organisms to adapt to a warmer climate, is going to increase the odds that there’s infection in humans.

– Scott Roberts

Found on CNN
1 year ago

Artichokes are one of the highest fiber foods, packing seven grams of fiber per artichoke. Fiber fuels the anti-inflammatory and heart healthy microbes in the gut, and helps recycle cholesterol via the digestive tract.

– Kylie Ivanir

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

It's hard to imagine something more hostile to life than an ultra-acidic volcanic lake with frequent eruptions, the low biodiversity coupled with numerous adaptations and metabolisms in our sample suggests the lake hosts highly specialized microbes for this kind of environment.

– Justin Wang

Found on CNN
2 years ago

There are only certain things we can do with cattle, we can either ask people to stop eating beef or we can try and give cattle feed additives to change the microbes in the chemistry of their guts. But that's not easy to do for billions of cattle around the world.

– Robert Jackson

Found on CNN
2 years ago

We can take a lot of parallels of how the immune system is responding to these beneficial microbes in the space environment.

– Jamie Foster

Found on CNN
2 years ago

As astronauts explore space, they're taking with them a company of different microbial species, and it's really important to understand how those microbes, collectively called the microbiome, change in the space environment and how those relationships are established.

– Jamie Foster

Found on CNN
2 years ago

Animals, including humans, rely on our microbes to maintain a healthy digestive and immune system, we do not fully understand how spaceflight alters these beneficial interactions. The UMAMI experiment uses a glow-in-the-dark bobtail squid to address these important issues in animal health.

– Jamie Foster

Found on CNN
2 years ago

Look for a number of health solutions, especially those that claim that they can tell you if you are showing signs of possible infection -- raised body temp, elevated heart rate and respiration -- or if you are socially distanced enough, or look at different disinfection solutions for the home, similar to the ones that claim they can zap unwanted or dangerous microbes on your phone.

– Ramon Llamas

Found on CNN
3 years ago

Surfaces can be disinfected with everyday household wipes or sprays, and that certainly eliminates the microbes that are found on those surfaces.

– Emily Sickbert-Bennett

Found on FOX News
3 years ago

These are the first bacteria found to use manganese as their source of fuel, a wonderful aspect of microbes in nature is that they can metabolize seemingly unlikely materials, like metals, yielding energy useful to the cell.

– Jared Leadbetter

Found on CNN
3 years ago

[ The studies ] would take a potted plant and put it in a small chamber... three feet by three feet by three feet... and they would inject a particular volatile organic compound( VOC) into the chamber... and watch it decay over time, and that decay is what they would contribute to the plant clearing the VOC, that does occur in the chamber, but it's the microbes that are absorbing the VOC, not the plant itself.

– Michael Waring

Found on CNN
4 years ago

It could be a potential source for energy from any microbes, we now know that Enceladus has almost all of the ingredients you would need for life here on Earth.

– Linda Spilker

Found on FOX News
4 years ago

We each possess a unique gut microbiota but there are common patterns, there are common microbes that are expected to be found in childhood and in adulthood, i would say around 3 years of age we have a bacterial composition that we can call our own. And it stays with us for the remainder of our life.

– Anita Kozyrskyj

Found on CNN
5 years ago

We envisioned and tested the concept of simultaneously treating astronauts’ waste with microbes while producing a biomass that is edible either directly or indirectly, depending on safety concerns, it’s a little strange, but the concept would be a little bit like Marmite or Vegemite, where you’re eating a smear of ‘microbial goo’.

– Professor House

Found on FOX News
6 years ago

This( molecular hydrogen) is just like the icing on the cake, now, you see the chemical energy source that microbes could use. The only thing we haven't seen is phosphorus and sulfur, and that's probably because they were in small enough quantities that we didn't see them. We have to go back and look and search for signs of life as well.

– Hunter Waite

Found on CNN
7 years ago

We all have bacteria, yeasts and other types of microbes living in our digestive tracts and many strains of these actually provide a benefit — that's why fermented foods and probiotics are so healthy, but excessive sugar intake can throw off the balance leading to an overgrowth of normally occurring yeast and pathogenic bacteria. This can have a negative effect on our energy, skin, immune function, mood and many other consequences.

– Robin Foroutan

Found on FOX News
7 years ago

Fermenting just means allowing microbes to work on the food to grow in it. ... Microbes make amino acids that we need; they make a variety of fatty acids; they also make a lot of vitamins, so, when you have a fermented soy product, you're getting more of those nutrients in massive quantities than the non-fermented product.

– Jenna Stangland

Found on CNN
7 years ago

When you come into your home, or your office, you’re completely and continually bathed in those microbes.

– Jordan Peccia

Found on FOX News
7 years ago

Understanding what happened to the Mars atmosphere will inform our knowledge of the dynamics and evolution of any planetary atmosphere, learning what can cause changes to a planet’s environment from one that could host microbes at the surface to one that does n’t is important to know, and is a key question that is being addressed in NASA’s journey to Mars.

– John Grunsfeld

Found on FOX News
8 years ago

Every person carries about 1kg of microbes inside them.

– Jeremy Nicholson

Found on CNN
8 years ago

Hundreds of genes are involved, your microbes are part of the process but not entirely the cause.

– Jeremy Nicholson

Found on CNN
8 years ago

In general, many microbes like to 'eat' organic compounds, especially certain lipids, for lunch, and can destroy the bulk of the organics before they have a chance to get preserved, iron can rapidly entomb or bind to the organics and make them unavailable to 'eat,' similar to encasing a sandwich in cement.

– Mary Parenteau

Found on FOX News
9 years ago

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