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Bacillus subtilis

Rod-shaped, spore-forming soil bacterium widely used as a model organism in microbiology, genetics, and enzyme research.

Known aliases

  • B. subtilis

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Simulations link the ligands a Bacillus enzyme holds to how open its shape is

Shibaura Institute of Technology simulations of Bacillus subtilis PyNP retained bound ligands in 75.6% of closed-shape trajectories against 55.1% of open ones. The result informs nucleoside-analog drug design, though it measures how ligands bind and stops short of the reaction itself.

Publishers:phys.org

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Confidence55
science3 publishers

NASA finds hitchhiking microbes could persist at the lunar south pole, on a one-day clock

A Science Advances paper says five ordinary human-associated microbes could stay alive in shadowed south-pole terrain. The expensive consequence is the baseline contamination survey it implies.

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Reality

Evidence60
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Hype gap+20
Incentives40
Confidence58