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TWiM 32: Not the shadow biosphere

3 May 2012 by Vincent Racaniello

On episode #32 of the science show This Week in Microbiology, Vincent, Elio and Michael speak with Rosie Redfield about her evidence that a bacterium cannot grow on arsenic instead of phosphorus.

If you only listen to one episode of TWiM all year, make it this one – Rosie is terrific!

You can find TWiM #32 at microbeworld.org/twim.

Filed Under: This Week in Microbiology Tagged With: arsenic, bacterium, biosphere, blog, grow, growth, microbe, microbiology, paper, phosphorus, Redfield, Rosie, shadow

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