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This nontoxic substance does so by gouging holes in a microbe's cell wall and spilling out its contents.
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One way to stir up trouble is simply to encroach on a microbe's habitat.
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This nontoxic substance does so by gouging holes in a microbe's cell wall and spilling out its contents.
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When mating with other microbes, however, a fair bit of flirting and fluffing goes on in their mating ritual, which draws on the microbe's energy reserves, and ultimately affects the quality of their offspring.
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Copper Oxide Damages a microbe's cell wall and stops it from multiplying.
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Ultraviolet Light Destroys a microbe's DNA and prevents it from reproducing.
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The mosquito's interest is to suck blood, while the microbe's is to corrupt.
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The mosquito's interest is to suck blood, while the microbe's is to corrupt.
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It does so by its general tone being too hearty for the microbe's life.
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Working backward, they were able to create a family tree that placed the microbe's origin in China, 2,600 to 2,800 years ago.
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