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Peter Yunker watching stabbing cholera

The actions of bacteria locked in battle are nearly as calculable as a chemical reaction.


Explorers of multicellularity: (from left) Kimberly Chen, Will Ratcliff, Frank Rosenzweig, and Matt Herron (Credit: Jennifer Pentz)

Avoiding predators may explain why some single-celled organisms became multicellular.


Francesca Storici, professor in the School of Biological Sciences and a researcher in the Petit Institute of Bioengineering and Bioscience at Georgia Tech

Researchers utilize tools and techniques developed in Storici lab to unravel new features of genomic DNA


Cholera on Agar Plate

A new study shows the diversity and resourcefulness of Vibrio cholerae, the organism behind the disease cholera.


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