imaging
13 february 2018 publication
this issue of microbiology today focuses on the variety of ways that humans have been able to view micro-organisms, including some of the cutting edge methods of showing microbes in closer, and higher quality, detail than ever before.
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editorial
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from the president
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from the chief executive
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news
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how do you image an exotic virus?
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keep palm and storm on
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fluorescence in situ hybridisation: making microbes glow to see how they organise
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can the mesolens help the microbiologist?
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using x-rays to look inside the cell
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annual conference 2018
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focused meetings and events update
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teaching in higher education: an annual conference satelitte meeting
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the 6th beneficial microbes conference 2017: pre- and probiotics for lifelong human and animal health
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three decades promoting the beauty and impact of transcription
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16th international conference on pseudomonas
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why virus taxonomy is important
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schoolzone: science, art and writing in schools
13 february 2018our members regularly engage with local schools or school-age groups, introducing them to the world of microbiology through many creative channels. the following is an example of a large consortium of mainly 英格兰vs美国谁会赢？ members engaging children with the ideas of antibiotic resistance and hands-on science through the saw trust.
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policy: antimicrobial resistance and one health
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journals update
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outreach: member outreach activities
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early career microbiologists’ forum update
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2022世界杯对阵分析 q&a
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reviews
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comment: every microbe matters: making movies of single cells
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