article_snippet.sent: Thousands of bacteria colonies were discovered on banknotes and coins chosen at random from scientists’ pockets.
article_snippet.sent: Thousands of bacteria colonies were discovered on notes and coins chosen at random from scientists’ pockets.
article_snippet.sent: Thousands of bacteria colonies found on one five pound note .
article_snippet.sent: students at the University of Surrey found thousands of bacteria colonies living on thousands of bacteria colonies money.
article_snippet.sent: The most common type of bacteria bacteria discovered living on our coinage was bacillus mycoides, which is harmless.
article_snippet.sent: Among the bacteria found on a ten pound note is Bacillus mycoides (shown above).
article_snippet.sent: This image shows bacteria found on a ten pound note .
article_snippet.sent: Thousands of bacteria colonies were found living on the sample of money.
article_snippet.sent: Most of Thousands of bacteria colonies found on the coins was harmless.
article_snippet.sent: The most common type of bacteria Thousands of bacteria colonies discovered living on our coinage was bacillus mycoides, which is harmless .
article_snippet.sent: One ten pound note yielded Bacillus mycoides, which is common in soil, suggesting that someone was gardening before handling cash.
article_snippet.sent: Dr Park added: ‘We found money, be money coins or notes, harbours very large numbers of bacteria.
article_snippet.sent: This is the bacteria found on a five pound note, including one large bloom .
article_snippet.sent: A stock image shows a large spreading bacterial colony created from the grime on nine silver and copper coins .