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Another of Dr Venter's pet projects, creating a bacterium with a completely synthetic genome, could come into its own here.

It breaks down the gut wall of insect larvae; it does not create a bacterium that does so.

In the May 15 , 2014 edition of the journal Nature, Floyd Romesberg's chemistry lab at San Diego's Scripps Research Institute published a paper titled "A Semi-Synthetic Organism with an Expanded Genetic Alphabet". Romesberg and his colleagues had created a bacterium incorporating chemical building blocks that, as far as anybody knows, have never been part of any earthly life form.

Harvard genetics professor George Church created a bacterium that has been coded with an additional amino acid to prevent what he creates in his lab from cross-pollinating with dangerous superbugs.

A virus take over of the replication apparatus could have created a bacterium with a novel replication apparatus, that's all.

If we want to create a bacteria strain that produces insulin, for instance, we have to actually produce the organisms to determine if a particular set of genetic changes will yield the insulin we need.

Genencor scientists inserted genes from yeast and bacteria into E. coli, creating a new bacterium.

This study explores the expression of a critical C. thermocellum cellulosomal component in T. saccharolyticum as a step toward creating a thermophilic bacterium capable of consolidated bioprocessing by employing heterologously expressed cellulosomes.

These advantageous microbes provide a protective front against harmful germs by creating a layer of bacteria called a "biofilm". This protective layer, in turn, discourages new microbes from gaining a foothold on or in the body.

Thus, high blood glucose levels may contribute to CF lung disease by creating a proinflammatory, pro-bacteria environment in the airways.

Their bodies harbor a bacterium that helps them turn plant sap into usable nutrients, and this bacterium itself harbors an even smaller bacterium, creating a three-tiered symbiotic relationship that hasn't been observed in any other animal.