
This Week in Microbiology
349: Punctured to Death by Spikes
February 1 · 58 min · Episode 349 · 42.3 MB
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TWiM explains how mechano-bactericidal surfaces made from diverse materials and patterned with spikes kill bacteria on contact, and virus-host evolution is reshaped by microgravity aboard the International Space Station.
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Links for this episode:
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Mechano-Bactericidal Surfaces (Adv Sci)
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Piercing pathogens (ASM)
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Natural bactericidal surfaces (Small)
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Virus-host evolution in microgravity (PLoS Biol)
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