Just a few mutations could bring back the mosquito-borne Western Equine Encephalitis Virus.
Evolution
A 20-year time series takes a deep dive into viral infection and evolution
Virologists redefine our knowledge on evolution and entry mechanisms of an entire virus family with a Nobel Prize-winning algorithm.
New research unravels the nature of the Last Universal Common Ancestor (LUCA)
In the ocean depths, scientists discover a diverse world of viral warfare and adaptation.
Clingy microbes can use their clinginess to become even more clingy, and in some instances pathogenic!
Minimalistic lifestyle is in vogue! Yet, for bacteria, scientists are the trendsetters, giving them the nudge they need to rock the minimalist vibe.
Let’s dive into how the past of nitrogenase can guide onto mitigating future challenges of climate changes.
500 million years ago, a bacterial gene was incorporated into the evolution of the human eye
While bacteria are unicellular organisms, sometimes they form multicellular entities to survive.