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Jonathan Eisen: Lernen Sie Ihre Mikroben kennen

Filmed Apr 2012 • Posted Jul 2012TEDMED 2012
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Unsere Körper sind von einem Meer von Mikroben bedeckt – sowohl die Pathogene, an denen wir erkranken, als auch die "guten" Mikroben, über die wir weniger Bescheid wissen, die uns vielleicht gesund halten. Auf TEDMED teilt Mikrobiologe Jonathan Eisen den aktuellen Wissensstand, inklusive einiger überraschenden Möglichkeiten, diese guten Mikroben zu nutzen.

Jonathan Eisen studies the ecology and evolution of microbial communities -- and their co-evolution with their hosts. Full bio »

Translated into German by Sabine Karner
Reviewed by Judith Matz
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