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Thus, bacteria may have replicated millions of generation times more than higher organisms.
Heat-loving thermophile bacteria may have been some of the earliest lifeforms on Earth.
Helen Blackwell, an assistant professor of chemistry, studies quorum sensing – the communications mechanism that tells bacteria that they have replicated enough to form a biofilm.
The Mimivirus may once have replicated on its own but later lost that ability, Claverie says.
They have replicated that model.
The simple game show they started in September 1998 has replicated like bacteria in warm agar.
After it has replicated enough in phagosomes, the bacteria lyse the macrophage membrane, and infect new host cells.
Antibiotics are also known to kill "good/beneficial" indigenous bacteria, which may have protective role against pathogenic bacteria [ 3, 4].
One reason may be that the project scientists had to amplify human DNA by growing it in bacteria and may have lost many regions of human DNA that are toxic to bacteria, said Michael Egholm, 454's vice president for research.
Subsequently, adaptation between bacteria and host may have led to less symptomatic infections and lower shedding of bacteria.
