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\textit{Oh, an empty article!} A recent article in Nature Communications \cite{Benomar_2015} is extremely informative. Like many good studies, it takes assumed fixtures or mainstays of a field (in this case microbiology), flips them in some way, and arrives at novel observations and conclusions.
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Bacteria have usually been studied in single culture in rich media or in specific starvation conditions. These studies have contributed to
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Briefly, the authors showed co-cultured bacteria (i.e. two different species from the same environment were grown together) formed direct connections to allow for the harnessing of one species's unique metabolic chemistry when the other's could not effectively cope with the tested starvation conditions.
