How microgravity can help fungi’s pathogenicity
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Phages rely on diverse anti-defense proteins to neutralize bacterial defense systems and successfully infect their host.
The presence of Staphylococcus aureus in the nose increases the risk of developing depression.
Multidrug-resistant infections are a growing global threat, driven by diverse bacterial resistance mechanisms, complicating efforts to develop effective, long-lasting antibiotics.
A medical humanities perspective on the way researchers talk about the microbiome.
The dengue virus enjoys warm weather
More specific searches for signs of extraterrestrial life might provide the answers we seek on the Red Planet.
In this interview, researcher Andreas Keppler explains how plants determine whether to fight or welcome the microbes that colonize them.
Fine chocolate owes its depth to microbes, tiny chocolatiers fermenting cocoa bean pulp into the complex flavors we crave.
Engineered parasites like Toxoplasma gondii offer novel, targeted therapies for brain disorders by delivering treatments directly into neurons.