Microorganisms
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Category archives for Microorganisms
Clocks in Bacteria V: How about E.coli?
Posted by Coturnix on September 8, 2006 Fifth in the five-part series on clocks in bacteria, covering more politics than biology (from May 17, 2006):
Clocks in Bacteria IV: Clocks in other bacteria
Posted by Coturnix on September 8, 2006 Fourth in the five-part series on clocks in bacteria (from April 30, 2006):
Clocks in Bacteria III: Evolution of Clocks in Cyanobacteria
Posted by Coturnix on September 7, 2006 The third installment in the five-part series on clocks in bacteria (from April 19, 2006):
Quorum Sensing and the Blogosphere as a Superorganism
Posted by Coturnix on September 6, 2006 A microbiological metaphor for the blogosphere (from November 27, 2005):
Clocks in Bacteria II: Adaptive Function of Clocks in Cyanobacteria
Posted by Coturnix on September 6, 2006 Second post in a series of five (from April 05, 2006):
Some hypotheses about a possible connection between malaria and jet-lag
Posted by Coturnix on September 5, 2006 Hypotheses leading to more hypotheses (from March 19, 2006 – the Malaria Day):
Clocks in Bacteria I: Synechococcus elongatus
Posted by Coturnix on September 5, 2006 First in a series of five posts on clocks in bacteria (from March 08, 2006)…
Dr.Love-of-Strange, or How I Learned To Love The Malaria…
Posted by Coturnix on September 4, 2006 From November 28, 2005, a post about teaching…
Circadian Clocks in Microorganisms
Posted by Coturnix on September 4, 2006 The first in a series of posts on circadian clocks in microorganisms (from February 23, 2006)…
Another thematic week
Posted by Coturnix on September 3, 2006 This week (Monday to Friday), at least in terms of reposting stuff from my old blogs (but hopefully also a couple of new posts), the theme will be Microorganisms. In preparation for this, you may want to check my recent posts on biological clocks in Protista, sex life of Paramecium, a virus that made you…