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Echoes of 1816: Microbial Footprints in Heritage Artifacts From Argentina’s Museum of Independence

2025-03-30

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Historical artifacts preserved in museums are invaluable cultural treasures, yet they are often vulnerable to biodeterioration caused by microbial colonization. This study presents the first comprehensive investigation of microbial communities inhabiting heritage artifacts from Argentina’s Museum of Independence. By integrating advanced microscopy with phenotypic and genomic characterization, we...

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d019a943-078b-5265-93c6-5b088a50c2bf
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10.1101/2025.03.28.645971
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