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ジョナサン・アイゼン:微生物にこんにちは

Filmed Apr 2012 • Posted Jul 2012TEDMED 2012
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私たちの体は無数の微生物に覆われています -- 私たちを病気にさせる病原菌と「良い」微生物の両方にです。この「良い」微生物に関してはあまり知られていませんが、私たちの健康を維持してくれているのかもしれません。TEDMEDにて、微生物学者ジョナサン・アイゼンは私たちが知っていること、そしてこれらの良い微生物を活かすための驚くべき方法を語ります。

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

Translated into Japanese by Natsuhiko Mizutani
Reviewed by Kayo Mizutani
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