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It’s fascinating that this could either be beneficial to bacteria, by forming larger bodies and making it more difficult to be attacked by immune systems, or de
by asimpletune 2y ago
It’s fascinating that this could either be beneficial to bacteria, by forming larger bodies and making it more difficult to be attacked by immune systems, or detrimental, by clumping up and then being cleaned up by hairs within the body, such as the lungs. I imagine the answer is both, depending on the context.