Engineering with Bacteria: Fecal Transplant Therapy

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Description

This lecture explores the use of bacteria in medicine, focusing on fecal transplant therapy for conditions like C. diff infections. It delves into the brain-gut connection, highlighting the role of gut flora in mental health treatment. Additionally, it discusses the engineering applications of bacteria in producing biomolecules, biofilms, and living materials.

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