Tag: Microbiology

  • Of Microbes and Mud

    Of Microbes and Mud

    Most visitors to Maine are familiar with the murky — often smelly — mudflats that line much of our coast. What they may not realize,…

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  • Blue’s Cues

    Blue’s Cues

    From February 13-14, Bigelow Laboratory hosted students from The Roux Institute at Northeastern University’s Master of Science in Biotechnology program for their semester’s first experiential…

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  • #MicroMonday: Charismatic Microfauna

    #MicroMonday: Charismatic Microfauna

    What do jellyfish, lobsters, krill, and even swordfish have in common? At some point in their lives, they’re all zooplankton. These are the drifting animals…

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  • Jumping Genes

    Jumping Genes

    Most genes are passed down from parent to offspring. But sometimes genes can be transferred between two cells that aren’t directly related. Scientists know broadly…

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