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...is a magnet with a north pole and a south pole. The bacteria arrange these tiny magnets in a line to make one long magnet. They use this magnet as a compas ...s are trying to develop ways to use this magnetic material in places where tiny magnets are much better than big magnets.

Discovered as being tiny dots on another organism, ''Nanoarchaeum'' was published as being an organi ''Nanoarchaeum'' has a tiny genome with only 490 kb, which represents the smallest archaeal genome to d

<i>[[Prochlorococcus]]</i> tiny cells in the ocean<br>

...ews.northeastern.edu/2019/11/20/can-darobactin-a-new-antibiotic-found-in-a-tiny-worm-become-our-best-weapon-against-drug-resistant-bacteria/.

...from which it was isolated in Greenland. It survived in a dormant form in tiny liquid veins in the ice for 120,000 years, a feat made possible by the bact ...sence in solutions presumed to be sterile would pose a huge problem as the tiny cells would be able to replicate and still not have sufficient density to t

...so consumers in their ecosystem, as they eat bacteria, organic matter, and tiny organisms. Acrasids and other slime moulds digest waste materials and provi

...eterokonts have the same or similar life cycles. The diversity among these tiny eukaryotes is remarkable, and some may even represent new isolates of heter

...agellum beats water through the microvilli, which filters out bacteria and tiny food particles. Under everything but the most powerful microscope the micro

''Prochlorococcus'' is a tiny, single-celled, cyanobacteria, that inhabits the ocean in a latitudinal ban

...i) combine into the larger colonies that can be as large as 3mm, appear as tiny, white pearls strung together.

...cells that contains spores that can withstand stress. The fruiting body is tiny (1/10 mm), sticky, and contains many closely spaced spores. The bacteria ar

...of infected rodents. Aerosol transmission is also possible: inhalation of tiny particles soiled with rodent urine or salive can also cause infection. Seco

Minkel, JR. "Tiny Genome May Reflect Organelle in the Making." Scientific America. 12 October Dec 2008 <http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=tiny-genome-may-reflect-o>.

...ermal vent off the coast of Iceland by Karl Stetter. It was first seen as tiny dots on the surface of ''Ignicoccus hospitalis''. Its genome is extremely

...and Cut Fertilizer Use? Retrieved from https://e360.yale.edu/digest/can-a-tiny-fern-help-fight-climate-change-and-cut-fertilizer-use-azolla

The genomes contain just 475 to 1,545 protein-coding sequences, which is a tiny number. By scavenging both free reactive oxygen and nitrogen species, ''M.

...ry (Hg), and Silver (Ag) in their elemental forms (1). It tends to produce tiny colonies on many agars used for gram-negative bacteria after twenty-four ho

...re shown specific to their cognate ligands from in vitro selection, only a tiny portion of the aptamers actually works in intricate in vivo conditions. The

...www.yourgenome.org/stories/tiny-fish-big-splash-the-story-of-the-zebrafish Tiny fish, big splash: the story of the zebrafish. Your Genome]</ref>.

...for classification. Through a weak hand lens, bdelloid rotifers appear as tiny white dots (Fontaneto et. al., 2004).