A virus, fished out of a lake, may have saved a man’s life – and advanced science
Dodge Pond, which sits on the outskirts of Lyme, Conn., is an ordinary New England lake. It’s home to fish like bluegill and alewife, along with smaller organisms like water fleas, algae, and bacteria. There are viruses in Dodge Pond, too, most of which infect its bacteria. And one of Dodge Pond’s viruses, known as OMKO1,…
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Sure is empty down here...