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 Siobhán M. O'Connor of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [[https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/12/7/06-0037_article|concurs]], stating, “The epidemiologic, clinical, and pathologic features of many chronic inflammatory diseases are consistent with a microbial cause.” Siobhán M. O'Connor of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [[https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/12/7/06-0037_article|concurs]], stating, “The epidemiologic, clinical, and pathologic features of many chronic inflammatory diseases are consistent with a microbial cause.”
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 +L-form bacteria cohabitants in human blood: significance for health and diseases. (({{pubmed>long:28715646}})) 
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 There seems to be little incentive for scientists to study the L-form. Since the bacteria can be killed by simple low-dose antibiotic therapy, drug companies have little interest in investing money into related research. Researchers studying the L-form often find themselves with very little grant money but must still work long, tedious hours in the lab. There seems to be little incentive for scientists to study the L-form. Since the bacteria can be killed by simple low-dose antibiotic therapy, drug companies have little interest in investing money into related research. Researchers studying the L-form often find themselves with very little grant money but must still work long, tedious hours in the lab.
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 //**Gerald Domingue, PhD**// </blockquote> //**Gerald Domingue, PhD**// </blockquote>
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 +[[https://www.the-scientist.com/news-opinion/directed-evolution-phage-display-nab-chemistry-nobel-64890|Directed evolution to shape the function of enzymes]], has received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2018.
  
  
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