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Re: how long can bacteria and viruses remain viable, when frozen
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From a virology standpoint, the article is fascinating but I found it a little one-sided on dramatic content associated with the possibility of a coming plague born of climate change without addressing another possibility worthy of scientific investigation. With the world in defrost mode, it is possible that an ancient bacteriophage finds its way to the surface and leads us to a new era of antibiotics. 

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