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Rush_touchmore t1_j1p47kw wrote
E. coli is one of the most widely used organisms in biological research. Just about every single research project will utilize E. coli in some way, usually as little DNA replication factories.
jjuneau86 t1_j1qu0nx wrote
I seem to remember learning in nursing school that we used the E.Coli bacteria to produce insulin due to its ability to rapidly reproduce.
palox3 t1_j1p7abq wrote
covid vaccines are already cheap to produce. just companies are greedy
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quintyoung t1_j1r7jn3 wrote
(Said with a posh British accent...) "I don't know what any of those words mean but they're just FORCING me to believe them!"
calladus t1_j1s70v5 wrote
Oh gods, what will antivaxxers say about THIS?
kyunirider t1_j1s0k70 wrote
Great a virus we had for a few years gets more ways to cure than a virus we had for as long as humans have walked the earth (the common cold or herpes even).
GeoffLizzard t1_j1pq2xn wrote
Oh, so the hemondungytes of the virus are poroferous with vitro-heptalization? Interesting, i never thought metaviruses in the SARS-Cov-2 strain had prolagillian amobdeni! This will be groundbreaking!
caboose2006 t1_j1p3gj6 wrote
I'm not even gonna attempt to read the article seeing as I understand about half the words in the title
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Sculptasquad t1_j1p2oi8 wrote
E.coli is quickly becoming my favouite bacterium.