by Barry Goldman
Can you conceive of an animal cell choosing independence and becoming protist-like? For instance, could a macrophage learn to live among the moist mosses in the woods and look perhaps like a slime mold?
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Moselio (Elio) Schaechter & Roberto Kolter
The purpose of this blog is to share our appreciation for the width and depth of the microbial activities on this planet. We will emphasize the unusual and the unexpected phenomena for which we have a special fascination... (more)
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