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And then you have prokaryotes, like bacteria, that are hyperdiverse because most don’t rely on sexual reproduction.
It’s basically part of the bacteria’s immune system — it remembers DNA sequences from attacking viruses and chops them up in specific places.
Sure, you can disrupt your gut bacteria with medications or a diet change.
So, there’s this bacteria called C.
Like, Agrobacterium — Agro for short — is a type of bacteria that can make GMOs.
It was first isolated in bacteria from a soil sample from Easter Island, and it was discovered to be antifungal, that it could stop fungal cells from growing.
So this idea of life in the clouds of Venus, even tiny primitive bacteria, it sounds ridiculous.