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La nuit du vivant - Voyage au cœur de la pourriture

20 episodes
This series establishes curricular connections between biology and chemistry by exploring, among other things, the characteristics and role of microorganisms present in living things such as bacteria, yeasts, molds and microscopic animals.
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E16 : Le souffle du pourri : le pain .

4 min 6 s
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For centuries, humans have made bread using rot in the form of fermentation.
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E17 : Pourriture noble : le vin .

3 min 56 s
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Wine quality does not only depend on the grape varieties, the year of the harvest or even the barrels in which it ferments. It is also necessary to count on yeasts which act throughout the process controlled by the winegrower, from the rotting of the grape to its fermentation...
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E18 : L'art du pourri : la viande .

3 min 59 s
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To eat meat, it must be a little rotten or “stale”. Staling, tenderizing, sweating are all steps that give the meat all its flavor!
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E19 : Délicieusement pourri : le fromage .

5 min 2 s
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Oh if you only knew how cheese is made, this "rot under control" to be discovered here without disgust and without taboo!
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E20 : Vertu salutaire : les antibiotiques .

3 min 46 s
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In the ground, there are bacteria and molds that use natural antibiotics to neutralize each other. Clever, humans understood that they could copy these substances to fight infectious diseases. The moral of this story of biomimicry is that when it comes to micro-organisms, the soil's resources are inexhaustible...provided we don&…
Levels:
Secondary Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12
Subjects:
The Arts Visual Arts Science and technology Biology Chemistry
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Communication Creativity Innovation
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