Exploring the Presence and Impact of Cross-Domain Bacteria

The chapter delves into the widespread presence of biological agents in various environments, introducing the term CDB and highlighting their significance in synthetic biology. It explores the concept of cross-domain bacteria, the substances they produce, including synthetic blood, and the advancements in genetic modification for producing various substances from bacteria. Additionally, it discusses the investigation of a disease linked to cross-domain bacteria, challenges in acknowledging the biological aspect of geoengineering, and the interconnectedness of different microbiomes on environmental and human health.