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Human/Swine A/H1N1 Influenza Origins and Evolution
These pages exist to enable the rapid dissemination of results resulting from the analysis of genetic data from the ongoing Influenza A/H1N1 outbreak attributed to swine flu. All data used, unless otherwise specified, was made available by GISAID or NCBI and can be obtained directly from these sites. All analysis should be considered preliminary and results are conditional on the correct labelling and annotation of genetic sequences. Additionally, results may be influenced by limited and biased sampling of isolates.
Brain parasite directly alters brain chemistry
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Health :: Feature Articles :: March 22, 2011 :: :: Email :: Print See Inside A new pattern of antibiotic resistance that is spreading around the globe may soon leave us defenseless against a frighteningly wide range of dangerous bacterial infections By Maryn McKenna
The Enemy within: A New Pattern of Antibiotic Resistance
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19 October 2011 Last updated at 05:08 ET The bacteria that live in and on us might be responsible for whether we are healthy or unhealthy, and even whether we are fat or thin, writes Ed Yong. I was born just under 30 years ago. That moment, just before I emerged into the world, was the last time in my life that I would be completely sterile. Inside the womb, it was just me and mum - a universe of two.
