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24:28 The smallest astronauts: how can microorganisms… The smallest astronauts: how can microorganisms support us in space?; Dr Rosa Santomartino	The smallest astronauts: how can microorganisms support us in space?; Dr Rosa Santomartino Microorganisms such as bacteria are everywhere on Earth's biosphere, including the human body, and will necessarily follow us as we explore space. As they play many important roles here on Earth… academics unplugged physics and astronomy astrobiology microorganisms space college of science and engineering astronauts gravity mining station experiment samples condition rocks fact application microbes earth microorganism centre rock point instance characteristics buyer From Stuart Dunbar 0 likes 32 plays 0 Publisher College of Science and Engineering Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created December 10th, 2020
00:50 Speaker presentation Speaker presentation	Speaker presentation MBChB year 2 Nutrition & Digestion module. Intro to microorganisms in the GI tract in health and disease classes slides end question heater disease tract microorganism lavery john abscesses liver colonization gift role bacteria gram pneumoniae klebsiella phd From Martin Vandeputte 0 likes 643 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh

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The smallest astronauts: how can microorganisms…

The smallest astronauts: how can microorganisms support us in space?; Dr Rosa Santomartino

Microorganisms such as bacteria are everywhere on Earth's biosphere, including the human body, and will necessarily follow us as we explore space. As they play many important roles here on Earth…

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December 10th, 2020

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MBChB year 2 Nutrition & Digestion module. Intro to microorganisms in the GI tract in health and disease

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