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Title Inside us, bacteriophages fight a never-ending war on bacteria Degree of recognition National Media name/outlet MOnsh Lens Media type Web Country/Territory Australia Date 24/04/18 Description It’s humbling – and possibly a bit challenging – to learn that you’re mostly microbe. There are at least as many bacterial cells – most of them in your gut – as there are human cells in your body. And the 23,000 genes on your genome are hardly a match for the 3.3 billion genes your microbiome collectively possesses. URL https://lens.monash.edu/2018/04/24/1348043/the-vital-role-bacteriophages Persons Jeremy Barr Title Inside us, bacteriophages fight a never-ending war on bacteria Degree of recognition National Media name/outlet Monash Lens Media type Web Country/Territory Australia Date 24/04/18 Description It’s humbling – and possibly a bit challenging – to learn that you’re mostly microbe. There are at least as many bacterial cells – most of them in your gut – as there are human cells in your body. And the 23,000 genes on your genome are hardly a match for the 3.3 billion genes your microbiome collectively possesses. URL https://lens.monash.edu/2018/04/24/1348043/the-vital-role-bacteriophages Persons Jeremy Barr