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Bakterien stellen Gold her – German version

12. February 2018 by gooz2012

Wie Bakterien Gold herstellen, erklaert uns unser Freund und Kollege Dietrich Nies (Universitaet Halle Wittenberg). Nun wissen wir endlich genau, was im Gold Bakterium passiert.

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