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   How Defined Microbes Decide Chocolate FlavorHow Defined Microbes Decide Chocolate Flavor
 
This study links microbial activity and fermentation conditions to cocoa flavor profiles, advancing techniques for producing premium chocolate consistently.		 
   How Bacillus Spores Initiate Self-Healing ConcreteHow Bacillus Spores Initiate Self-Healing Concrete
 
Findings on Bacillus pasteurii spore germination and impermeability mechanisms offer insights into developing effective microbial self-healing concrete systems.		 
   Scientists Engineer E. Coli To Produce Plastic-Building ChemicalScientists Engineer E. Coli To Produce Plastic-Building Chemical
 
This study reveals a novel pathway in E. coli for synthesizing 2,5-pyridinedicarboxylate from glucose, offering a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels.		 
   New strategies to tackle resistant foodborne pathogensNew strategies to tackle resistant foodborne pathogens
 
Innovative approaches in food and beverage analysis are transforming pathogen detection and control, emphasizing the role of natural compounds and sequencing.		 
   Why Salmonella Dublin poses a food safety threat in beef and dairyWhy Salmonella Dublin poses a food safety threat in beef and dairy
 
The study on Salmonella Dublin highlights its genomic similarities and resistance traits, raising concerns for food safety and antimicrobial resistance.		 
   How do common painkillers drive stronger E. coli resistance?How do common painkillers drive stronger E. coli resistance?
 
Research shows that non-antibiotic medications like ibuprofen can enhance E. coli mutations, raising concerns about antimicrobial resistance in older adults.		 
 

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