It continues: > ... and, more recently, providing a feast for the chapel’s preferred cleaning product, a bacteria called Serratia ficaria SH7. > “SH7 ate Ales

It continues: > ... and, more recently, providing a feast for the chapel’s preferred cleaning product, a bacteria called Serratia ficaria SH7. > “SH7 ate Alessandro,” Monica Bietti, former director of the Medici Chapels Museum, said as she stood in front of the now gleaming tomb, surrounded by Michelangelos, dead Medicis, tourists and an all-woman team of scientists, restorers and historians.