Microbiome Tapestries

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Protect your Microbiome! Original design I did recently.

Funny Microbiome - microbiologist gift

Diversity of microscopic life! Bacteria, viruses, parasites, oh my! One for all you into microbiomes.

Who needs free will since all our moods, affections, hatred, and even thoughts come from warring factions inside our body and brain. Awesome gift idea for microbiologists and educators with a sense of humor.

The design shows intestinal bacteria as you can see them (maybe not quite as colorful) under the microscope. Our body is a habitat for a large number of bacteria and other microorganisms. In particular, those roommates who settle in our intestines play a key role in our well-being. Bacteria make up the bulk of the human microbiome. Archaea, fungi and viruses are also part of the microbiome. The gut microbiome is often referred to as the "forgotten organ" because it takes on important functions in the body. The intestinal microbes process nutrients, protect against pathogens, influence the immune system and can influence the body in many ways via connections to the brain. © Claudia Böttcher | www.colorofmagic.design

Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of bacteria cultured from a mobile phone. Tests have revealed the average handset carries 18 times more potentially harmful germs than a flush handle in a men's toilet. With frequent use phones remain warm, creating the ideal breeding ground for bacteria. With touch-screen phones, the same part of the phone touched with fingertips is pressed up against the face and mouth, increasing chances of infection. In tests E. coli, Haemophilus influenzae and MRSA were amongst infectious bacteria found on handsets. Common harmless bacteria include Staphylococcus epidermidis, Micrococcus, Streptococcus viridans, Moraxella, and bacillus species. Magnification: x3000 when printed at 10cm wide.

Cute little gram positive bacteria

Cute little gram negative bacteria

A simplistic minimalist drawing of a person with beautiful gut flora, with the text "Ask Me About My Gut Flora on a blue background. Want people to ask you about your gut flora, perhaps you or someone you know are health nuts that want to evangelize about the importance of having a healthy gut and gut flora / gut biome or perhaps you just want to overshare with people.

A simplistic minimalist drawing of a person with beautiful gut flora, with the text "Ask Me About My Gut Flora on a pink background. Want people to ask you about your gut flora, perhaps you or someone you know are health nuts that want to evangelize about the importance of having a healthy gut and gut flora / gut biome or perhaps you just want to overshare with people.

A simplistic minimalist drawing of a person with beautiful gut flora, with the text "Ask Me About My Gut Flora on a lime green background. Want people to ask you about your gut flora, perhaps you or someone you know are health nuts that want to evangelize about the importance of having a healthy gut and gut flora / gut biome or perhaps you just want to overshare with people.

A simplistic minimalist drawing of a person with beautiful gut flora, with the text "Ask Me About My Gut Flora on a blue background. Want people to ask you about your gut flora, perhaps you or someone you know are health nuts that want to evangelize about the importance of having a healthy gut and gut flora / gut biome or perhaps you just want to overshare with people.

A simplistic minimalist drawing of a person with beautiful gut flora, with the text "Ask Me About My Gut Flora on a purple background. Want people to ask you about your gut flora, perhaps you or someone you know are health nuts that want to evangelize about the importance of having a healthy gut and gut flora / gut biome or perhaps you just want to overshare with people.

Gut-brain axis cartoon

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Science Embryology Master

This colorful and accurately researched diagram shows the internal structure of both gram negative, and gram positive bacteria. Even the different flagellar mechanisms are portrayed! Great for migrobiologists and microbiology students!