Tag Archives: bacteria

The idea of combining genetics and our own immune response that might enable us to finally win the war against bacterial infections

Posted on March 27, 2011 by rndsync

Bacteria are the most adaptive species on the planet. They continuously mutate and as such any antibiotic treatment that we come up with they can develop immunity to. It’s like a war where the enemy is 100 times smarter and … Continue reading →

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We know Bacteria can evolve. Is there emergence of intelligence in simple rules governing bacterial evolution?

Posted on February 14, 2011 by rndsync

Bacteria is the most successful life form we know of and has adopted very well. It will, most likely, out live any life form we know of. Probably the only thing that can outlive bacteria is virus. But by many … Continue reading →

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How do you escape a bio-attack, if you are a bacteria, that is? Get up and run to the nearest exit?

Posted on October 8, 2010 by rndsync

Watch this video from vimeo to get the technique. (in this video you will see a newborn bacterial cell stands up, walks away from its sister cell, and then detaches from the surface) Some bacteria can just stand up and … Continue reading →

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