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On the editorial desk, Suresh Krishnan is a staff writer at Biology Insights covering microbiology. He has spent 12 years in journalism, beginning in general assignment reporting for local newspapers before shifting his work toward the life sciences. Based in Whitefish, Montana, Krishnan writes about the microscopic organisms that shape human health and the environment.

When Was E. Coli Discovered and by Whom?
What Are Urogenital Commensal Organisms?
What Do Paramecium Use for Defense?
What Is Saccharomyces and How Does It Work?
Where Might a Parasitic Protozoan Live?
Do Prokaryotes Have Metabolism?
Who Was the First to Observe Microorganisms With a Microscope?
Do Bacteria Have a Golgi Apparatus?
Who Discovered Bacteriophages in 1915?
Do Bacteria Eat Grass? The Science of Cellulose Digestion
What Has the Most Germs in the World?
When Was Yeast First Identified as a Living Organism?
Where Is Enterobacter aerogenes Found?
Do Bacteria Have Feelings or Consciousness?
How Are Fungi and Bacteria Similar?
What Are Living Things That Are Too Small to Be Seen?
What Is One Type of Tiny Organism That Calls Your Body Home?
Why Is Mold Green? The Science Behind the Color
Where to Buy Agar Plates for Science Experiments
What Is Bio Slime? The Science of Biofilm Formation
When Were Microbes First Discovered?
How Much Agar Do You Need Per Petri Dish?
What Is Bacteria? A Simple Explanation for Kids
Why Do Scientists Believe Our Microbiome Diversity Is Decreasing?
What Is Water Mold? The Biology of Oomycetes
What Is Another Term Used When Referring to a Living Agent?
What Is the 0.01 Percent of Germs That Survive?
Where Do the Amoeba and the Paramecium Live?
Is Deinococcus radiodurans Harmful to Humans?
Do Clouds Have DNA? The Science of Biological Aerosols