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Transcripts For DW The Day 20191129 00:02:00

Chinas president having a torrid time 1st donald trump starts a trade war that hong kong explodes and prodemocracy candidates are elected to the city council now the United States has given itself the power to review beijings actions in the chinese territory and sanction chinese officials and have abused human rights there so what will beijings threatened firm countermeasures look like im phil gramm in berlin and this is the day. This act of the Us Government is completely wrong they are attempting to interfere with Hong Kong Affairs through this act and this plot will not work. To do as president. And democracy act thats the remarkable d achievement of all the hong kong with the courage and determination. To fight for freedom and democracy to stop the progress was going on through. Chinas hong kong and
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Bacteria-Hunting Viruses Could Be Key to Defeating Stinky Armpits

The deodorant of the future might be possible thanks to viruses that hunt down stink-making bacteria. Scientists in Japan believe they’ve discovered a chemical weapon sourced from bacteriophages that can target a species of bacteria known for contributing to body odor emitted by our armpits. ....

Miki Watanabe , Osaka Metropolitan University , Armpit Sweat , Precursor Chemicals , Body Odor , Skin Bacteria ,

Phages, The Next Trillion Dollar Idea In Biotech

Fast forward more than half a century later and antibiotics have run their course with many forms of antibiotic resistant bacteria presenting huge issues across not on. ....

United States , World War , Phage Labs , South America , Antibiotic Resistance ,

Bioinformatics software paves the way for phage therapy

The Phables computational tool can identify and characterise 49% more complete phage genomes compared to existing viral identification tools. ....

Flinders University , South Australia , Vijini Mallawaarachchi , Robert Edwards , Australian Society For Microbiology Annual National Meeting , Computational Biology Society Conference , Flinders University College Of Science , Flinders University College , Flinders Accelerator , Microbiome Exploration , Professor Robert Edwards , Human Microbiology , Australian Society , Microbiology Annual National Meeting , Australian Bioinformatics ,

Canadian Scientist Battles Superbugs with Innovative Viral Warfare, Revolutionizing Healthcare

This scrutiny centers on the potential applications of bacteriophages in both healthcare and agriculture, recognizing the regulatory challenges that hinder their prompt deployment. ....

Steven Theriault , Lauren Carde , World Health Organization , Health Canada , A Global Health Crisis , Inno Flores , Tech Times , Global Health , Antibiotic Resistance , Steven Theriault , Uperbug Research , Nnovative Virus , Drug Resistant Bacteria , Antibiotic Resistance , Iral Warfare , Acteriophage Applications , Canadian Scientist , Regulatory Challenges , Irus Deployment , Antibiotic Resistance Crisis ,