bacteria in your iPhone

bacteria in your iPhone
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José Ramos Vivas, PhD
Associate Professor in Microbiology, Universidad Europea del Atlántico
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Go to the profile of José Ramos Vivas, PhD
José Ramos Vivas, PhD
Associate Professor in Microbiology, Universidad Europea del Atlántico

Head Laboratory of Microbiology at the Universidad Europea del Atlántico, in  Santander, Spain. Host-pathogen interactions. Food Microbiology 

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Go to the profile of Michel Kiflen
Michel Kiflen
about 8 years ago
Did you put the phone on the agar then incubate?
Go to the profile of Yanling Wang
Yanling Wang
about 8 years ago
very cool! .hope the author would follow up by doing 16S sequencing on those representative colonies and tell us what they are!
Go to the profile of Michael Chao
Michael Chao
about 8 years ago
I'm rather afraid to know the results of the 16S sequencing... But couldn't be worse than the NYC subway, at least.

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