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- noun Plural form of
nanobacterium .
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Examples
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Whilst debate still rages about whether so-called nanobacteria are actually biological, NASA has found that the nanobacterial agent believed to cause kidney stones multiplies at a much faster rate in zero-gravity ...
unknown title 2009
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Believing them to be a possible new form of life, Kajander named the particles "nanobacteria," published a paper outlining his findings and spurred one of the biggest controversies in modern microbiology.
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Under the electron microscope, NASA researchers also claimed to have spotted signs of "nanobacteria".
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The researchers think that carbon dioxide and calcium carbonate, both of which are found dissolved in blood, initially create the nanobacteria.
Material World: April 2008 Tracy Staedter 2008
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Later tiny bits of protein attach to the otherwise jagged edged nanobacteria and smooth the particles out.
Material World: Nanobacteria theory takes a hit Eric Bland 2008
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Later tiny bits of protein attach to the otherwise jagged edged nanobacteria and smooth the particles out.
Material World: April 2008 Tracy Staedter 2008
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The researchers think that carbon dioxide and calcium carbonate, both of which are found dissolved in blood, initially create the nanobacteria.
Material World: Nanobacteria theory takes a hit Eric Bland 2008
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To generate the nanobacteria chemically the researchers incubated human serum with limestone and came away with tiny particles that lacked both DNA and RNA.
Material World: Nanobacteria theory takes a hit Eric Bland 2008
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To generate the nanobacteria chemically the researchers incubated human serum with limestone and came away with tiny particles that lacked both DNA and RNA.
Material World: April 2008 Tracy Staedter 2008
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Examples, off the top of my head, include nanobes and nanobacteria — completely dismissed by the establishment because of a purely arbitrary decision that 200nm was the minimum size of cellular life.
Credibilty lacking in the scientific literature | The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D. 2006
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