Microbiology

• Magazine Article

  The Matrix—Life's Support System

  

  Dec. 5, 2010 from Answers Magazine

  The Creator filled the earth with all the chemicals that living things could ever need. Bacteria play a special role in converting them into forms we can use.

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• In-Depth Article

  The Genesis of Pathogenic E. coli

  Oct. 6, 2010 from Answers in Depth

  Even though some strains are pathogenic, most E. coli strains still show evidence of being one of God’s “very good” creations.

• Bacteria’s Sense of Smell

  Aug. 21, 2010

  Bacteria may seem like senseless life-forms, but researchers have discovered that the tiny organisms have a sense of smell.

• In-Depth Article

  Robert Koch, Creation, and the Specificity of Germs

  April 7, 2010 from Answers in Depth

  Microbiology is dominated by evolution today. Just look at any text, journal article, or the topics presented at professional scientific meetings.

• Disinfectants Train Microbes

  Jan. 2, 2010 from News to Know

  We’ve responded to the claim that antibiotics cause microbes to “evolve” resistance. Is the idea that disinfectants “train” microbes to become resistant any different?

• Simple is as Simple Does

  Dec. 5, 2009 from News to Know

  It could be “the most thorough study ever of a single organism,” and what is the unsurprising conclusion? “[E]ven the simplest creatures are more complex than scientists suspected,” reports Wired’s Brandon Keim.

• In-Depth Article

  Microbiota

  Sept. 22, 2009 from Answers in Depth

  Through complex biochemical interactions, there is actual communication between the gut lining and the microbiota to establish a healthy equilibrium. Communication that reflects the Creator.

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• In-Depth Article

  Creation and the Germ Theory

  July 29, 2009 from Answers in Depth

  Today, we take for granted that germs cause disease, and many people fear them. Yet for centuries, the concept of germs was virtually unknown.

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• Rip van Microbe

  June 20, 2009 from News to Know

  After tens of thousands of years trapped in ice, an ancient species “wakes up.” Is it science news or the plot of a low-budget movie?

• Technical In-Depth Article

  The Organosubstrate of Life

  May 20, 2009 from Answers in Depth

  Microbes and viruses were created as a link between macro-organisms and a chemically rich but inert physical environment.

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• In-Depth Article

  Laminin and the Cross

  Oct. 29, 2008 from Answers in Depth

  Much has been made of laminin having a cross shape. But should we look for such “signs” to prove the accuracy of God’s Word?

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• Microscopic Clutch Aids In Flagellum Mobility

  July 5, 2008

  Tiny bacteria-bound flagella have a clutch-controlled microscopic motor much like that of ordinary automobiles, according to research conducted at Indiana University–Bloomington and Harvard University.

• Microbes from the Freezer - Still Alive

  Aug. 11, 2007

  Microbes thought by some to be as old as eight million years are now alive and well (along with their progeny) in a lab at Rutgers University, reports the BBC.

• “Evo-devo” Devolves

  April 7, 2007

  Although Ernst Haeckel’s dishonest drawings of embryos, purported proofs of evolution, have long since been uncovered as frauds, the use of embryos in support of evolutionary theory continues to this day.

• Book Chapter

  The Origin of Microorganisms

  March 29, 2007 from Evolution Exposed: Biology

  Evidence for the origin of life confirms the biblical account that God supplied the information for complex features when He created each kind.

• Technical In-Depth Article

  Were Retroviruses Created Good?

  Dec. 20, 2006 from Answers in Depth

  Rather than being added on during evolution by accident, some endogenous retroviruses must have been incorporated into the initial design of eukaryotic life.

• How Low Can You Go—Again?

  Nov. 8, 2006

  Two articles make claims of having sequenced even smaller bacterial genomes.

• Magazine Article

  The Amazing Motorized Germ

  Dec. 1, 2004, pp. 24–25

  What do your skin, a compost pile and Lake Superior all have in common? Each of them is home to an abundance of microscopic germs, properly called bacteria.

• Aren’t 250 Million Year Old Live Bacteria a Bit Much?

  Dec. 26, 2001

  We are being bombarded by numerous scientific reports describing the discovery of ‘living’ organisms or parts of organisms in ‘old’ rocks.

• Magazine Article

  Salty Saga

  Sept. 1, 2001, pp. 15–16

  In October 2000, researchers led by Professor Russell Vreeland from Pennsylvania’s West Chester University claimed to have revived bacteria which had lain dormant, trapped within salt crystals s

• The Amazing Cell

  Jan. 10, 2000

  As a microbiologist, the bacterial flagellum has always fascinated me.

• Magazine Article

  God’s Micro World

  Sept. 1, 1992, pp. 10–13

  Microscopes are marvellous modern-day tools. You may not own one yourself, but they are used daily for many processes to help you live better.

• Children

  It's all in the way we see things

  July 1, 1979, pp. 4–8

  Those who study biology may not believe in evolution, but they cannot find a way to say this or put it into practice since everything they read or think is done in evolutionary terms.

• Magazine Department Article

  The Greatest Absence of Evolution Ever Reported

  Oct. 1, 2015 from Answers Magazine

  Can an organism survive billions of years of evolution without evolving?

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