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Human Microbiome Agar Art with Living Microbes

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English: Creating agar art with living microbes from the human microbiome is a creative and educational way to explore the diverse microorganisms that inhabit the human body. To make human microbiome agar art, you'll need access to a microbiology laboratory, appropriate safety equipment, and consent from participants to sample their microbiota.
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