S1·E7 What if there were no mucus?
Synopsis
Mucus, a versatile substance in nature, fulfills various functions: It can glide, stick, select, and even serve as a protective or defensive weapon. The unique state of matter of mucus enables its diverse applications. Microbiologist Hans-Curt Flemming emphasizes the central role of mucus in the evolution of microorganisms.
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When did Season 1 Episode 7 of 42: The Answer to Almost Everything air?
Season 1, Episode 7 ('What if there were no mucus?') originally aired on October 1, 2021.
How long is Season 1 Episode 7 ('What if there were no mucus?')?
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Mucus, a versatile substance in nature, fulfills various functions: It can glide, stick, select, and even serve as a protective or defensive weapon. The unique state of matter of mucus enables its diverse applications. Microbiologist Hans-Curt Flemming emphasizes the central role of mucus in the evo...
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