Public health issues are brought on by viruses in human-made environments, but they are typically less studied than bacteria. The first proof of frequent interactions between viruses and bacteria in human-made environments was provided by a recent study led by environmental scientists. Through a special gene insertion, it was discovered that viruses may be able to aid host bacteria in adapting and surviving in nutrient-depleted human-made environments.
Unveiling the secret of viruses-bacteria interactions in human-made environments
