We Are Our Bacteria
We Are Our Bacteria
We may think of ourselves as just human, but we’re really a mass of microorganisms housed in a human shell. Every person alive is host to about 100 trillion bacterial cells. They outnumber human cells 10 to one and account for 99.9 percent of the unique genes in the body.
Katrina Ray, a senior editor of Nature Reviews, recently suggested that the vast number of microbes in the gut could be considered a “human microbial ‘organ’” and asked, “Are we more microbe than man?”More
Katrina Ray, a senior editor of Nature Reviews, recently suggested that the vast number of microbes in the gut could be considered a “human microbial ‘organ’” and asked, “Are we more microbe than man?”More
Jennifer Lopez Flashes Nipple Pasty, Narrowly Avoids Full Boob-Baring Wardrobe Malfunction
The 44-year-old singer nearly suffered a nip slip Tuesday at the New York City release party for her A.K.A. album. However, thanks to some pre-planning (and perhaps an unwillingness to free-boob in public), J.Lo was wearing pasties—one of which peeked out and saved the day when her strapless pink dress rode down.
That's not to say that the mother of two hasn't suffered from a full-blown wardrobemalfunction before (who hasn't flashed their Spanx at some point?),
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