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It could be worse. At least these Escherichia coli bacteria don’t have fangs.
It could be worse. At least these Escherichia coli bacteria don’t have fangs.
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Eat your heart out, A24: Some real-life bacterial germs are literally hungry for our blood, new research suggests. Scientists have found evidence that certain disease-causing bacteria, including strains of Escherichia coli, are chemically attracted to the serum in our blood as a source of food. The horrifying findings seem to explain why these bacteria tend to cause life-threatening sepsis. – Ed Cara Read More


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