Journalist AnubhaJune 29, 20251 Mins read 
In the microscopic world, microbes are constantly competing—fighting for space, releasing chemicals to attack rivals, and even using the tiny spaces around them to move more efficiently. A new study published in the Biophysical Journal reveals that bacteria can move faster by taking advantage of the thin layers of moisture created by nearby yeast cells.
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