TWiM #134: Lipids that live for­ever

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De­sign of a syn­chro­nously lysing bac­terium for de­liv­ery of anti-tu­mor mol­e­cules in mice, and hopanoids, the lipids that live for­ever, brought to you by the four Mi­cro­bies of TWiM.

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