Exploring Bacteria as Coral Healers in Ocean Research!
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By Karmactive Staff
Passionate scientists at the Smithsonian Marine Station gently nurture corals, ensuring a safe journey from ocean to lab.
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A delicate spa of Filtered Seawater welcomes the corals, providing a refreshing cleanse post-travel.
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The team meticulously fragments corals with precision, safeguarding their delicate structures.
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Bacterial cultures sway in a nutrient-rich seawater broth, preparing them for vital experiments.
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Coral fragments bask under LED panels, simulating the gentle, dappled sunlight of their oceanic homes.
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A gourmet coral diet ensures optimal health and nutrient intake during their stay.
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The transmission experiments unveil the enigmatic world of coral disease spread and resistance.
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Bacterial isolate McH1-7 undergoes rigorous testing, revealing its potential as a coral ally.
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Genome sequencing of McH1-7 unveils a treasure trove of genetic data, opening doors to new coral health insights.
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