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Living plastic: bacteria self-destruct material

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Bacteria make plastic self-destruct on command. The technology eliminates microplastics and changes recycling markets. Learn about the breakthrough and its hidden consequences right now.

Prokaryote bioethics: ethics of working with bacteria

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Analysis of anthropocentrism in bioethics: biomass, minimal genome JCVI-syn3.0, thermodynamics of life. How to optimize laboratory protocols taking ethics into account. For biologists and ethicists.

Google AI Mosquito Sterilization: Debug Project Technology

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Google promotes mosquito sterilization using AI and Wolbachia bacteria. Learn how the Debug Project technology fights the West Nile virus. Read details.

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CRISPR bacteria for short bowel syndrome: Nature Medicine result

https://ymaho.com/crispr-bacteria-for-short-bowel-syndrome-nature-medicine-result

Researchers have used a CRISPR-modified bacterium for the first time to replace daily injections in short bowel syndrome. Reduce dependence on IV drips. Read the breakthrough analysis.

Probiotic Face Sprays: Skin Microbiome in 2026

https://ymaho.com/probiotic-face-sprays-skin-microbiome-in-2026

How live bacteria in sprays are changing facial skincare. Microbiome restoration, risks, and market trends. Find out what's next.

FDA-approved antibiotic resistance test for vaginal microbiome

https://ymaho.com/fda-approved-antibiotic-resistance-test-for-vaginal-microbiome

FDA approved the first 15-minute test for lactobacillus resistance to clindamycin and metronidazole. Learn how this will change the treatment of bacterial vaginosis and who will benefit from the new diagnostics.

Vagus stimulation reversed age-related memory loss

https://ymaho.com/vagus-stimulation-reversed-age-related-memory-loss

Stanford scientists found how vagus nerve stimulation via the gut-brain axis restores memory. Learn about the role of bacterium P. goldsteinii and the future of aging therapy.

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