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Gulf Disaster, “Natural Barrier of Our Skin is Gone”

I think you’ll find this very interesting and can give you some insight on what is the cause of our condition. Watch the video … The Intel Hub Alex Thomas We have heavily documented the sickness that… more →

Morgellons - A Mundane Approach

Bacteria utilizing caffeine offers big potential in industry

txbiology wrote 1 month ago: Caffeine can have a new purpose in the future (Photo credit: Wikipedia) I bet you could be drinking … more →

Tags: Caffeine, university of texas at austin, Texas, Pollution, DNA, University of Texas

The first caffeine-'addicted' bacteria

Ralph Turchiano wrote 1 month ago: Contact: Michael Bernstein m_bernstein@acs.org 202-872-6042 American Chemical Society Some people ma … more →

Tags: Virus Engineering ( Unclassified ), united states congress, university of texas at austin, American Chemical Society, University of Iowa, Escherichia coli, Caffeine, ACS Synthetic Biology

IJORCS Volume 2, Issue 4 – Published

ijorcs wrote 10 months ago: We are pleased to announce that Volume 2, Issue 4 of our journal, International Journal of Research … more →

Tags: IJORCS News, Updates, ijorcs, computer science journal, computer science call for papers, cse call for papers, ijorcs.org, Volume 2, published

Plant-bacteria relationships a-maize scientists

Claire Shepherd wrote 1 year ago: The seedlings of cultivated Zea mays. Credit Bff. Many of us have seen the adverts trying to convinc … more →

Tags: Agriculture, Plant health, maize, soil health, rhizosphere, Pheromones

Bacteria use caffeine as food source

talesfromthelou wrote 1 year ago: Image via Wikipedia ScienceDaily (May 24, 2011) — A new bacterium that uses caffeine for food has be … more →

Tags: Caffeine, bacteria, Science Daily, American Society for Microbiology, University of Iowa, New Orleans, Least I Could Do, Enzyme

Come addestrare il tuo batterio

Stefano Dalla Casa wrote 2 years ago: Le bioplastiche sono essenzialmente il prodotto della lavorazione di zuccheri di origine vegetale. Q … more →

Tags: Ambiente, batteri, bioplastica, Cauolobacter crescentus, Cronaca, Escherichia coli, lignocellulosa, OGM, Parabeni

Gulf Disaster, “Natural Barrier of Our Skin is Gone” — 7 comments

Mr. Common Sense wrote 2 years ago: I think you’ll find this very interesting and can give you some insight on what is the cause of our … more →

Tags: Toluene, BTEX, morgellons

Biofilm

bayu_fitria wrote 3 years ago: Biofilm merupakan salah satu contoh dari hubungan kompleks antara berbagai mikroba yang seringkali b … more →

Tags: Info Terkait, biofilm, streptococcus mutans

Collembola – A Major Role in Morgellons Despite the Disinformation — 150 comments

Mr. Common Sense wrote 4 years ago: This subject is certainly not new to the Morgellons debate and indeed I have touched on this subject … more →

Tags: Collembola (Springtails)

Jet Fuel Germs, Clouds, and Bees - A Potpourri — 10 comments

Mr. Common Sense wrote 4 years ago: In my last post titled “Could Morgellons be an Ongoing Chemical Reaction in our Bodies?” I spoke a l … more →

Tags: Toluene, Collapsing Colony Disorder

Permethrin Cream with Toluene and Insect Vectors — 20 comments

Mr. Common Sense wrote 4 years ago: My First two blog posts can be found here in case you missed them. Does this identification mean any … more →

Tags: Toluene, Lyme Disease

Mr. Morgellons meet Mr. Meth, Your Distant Cousin — 46 comments

Mr. Common Sense wrote 4 years ago: Before you react in anger over the title of this post it is important for you to know that I am a Mo … more →

Tags: Collembola (Springtails), methamphetamine, Toluene

Does this identification mean anything? I do not know — 85 comments

Mr. Common Sense wrote 4 years ago: In April of 2006 Randy S. Wymore, Ph.D.  formerly of the Morgellons Research Foundation (MRF) a … more →

Tags: Bacillus Subtillus, Collembola (Springtails)


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