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336: The Volatilome of Biofluids

56 min•19 juli 2025

TWiM explores the use of gas sensors and machine learning to identify microbes and antimicrobial resistance in clinical specimens, and how a harmful algal bloom species releases thiamin antivitamins to suppress competitors.

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Links for this episode:

Microbial and antimicrobial resistance diagnostics (Cell Biomaterials)
Thiamin antivitamins suppress algal competitors (mBio)

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