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Tobias Warnecke
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Molecular evolution, chromatin, and oddball biology. Programme Leader and MRC Investigator @ MRC LMS & Imperial College London
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We don’t know a great deal about the social life of archaea, especially how they interact with their more abundant cousins: bacteria. What we do know is mostly about syntrophic interactions, where archaea and bacteria live together for mutual benefit. 2/10

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But what about antagonistic interactions, which are very common between different bacteria? Are archaea just... nice? Probably not: archaea, it turns out, quite like to smash each other up (at least the halophiles). 3/10

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Tobias Warnecke
@tobiaswarnecke.bsky.social
Molecular evolution, chromatin, and oddball biology. Programme Leader and MRC Investigator @ MRC LMS & Imperial College London
450 followers393 following26 posts