TWiM reveals the archaeal roots of eukaryotic life, and a building a gut malabsorption biosensor with bacteria.

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• The archaeal roots of eukaryotic life (PNAS)
• Building a malabsorption biosensor (Cell)
• Engineering gut biosensors with microbes (Natuer)
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TWiM discusses the use of bacteriophage-loaded microneedle patches for targeted and minimally disruptive foodborne pathogen decontamination, and a conjugal gene drive-like system that efficiently suppresses antibiotic resistance in bacteria.

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Links for this episode:

• Bacteriophage-loaded microneedle patches for food (Sci Adv)

• Gene drive to suppress antibiotic resistance (npj antimicrob and resistance)

• CRISPR gene drives (Syntego)

• Bier laboratory

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Nancy and Maggie join TWiM to share how and why they created a freely available ebook of TWiM-based science literacy resources and classroom exercises that support teaching across key microbiology and molecular biology topics.

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Links for this episode:

• Podcast annotation and resources in microbiology (Iowa State U)

• Curriculum guidelines for undergraduate microbiology (ASM)
  
  

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