Australian researchers have discovered an enzyme that can convert air into energy. Australian researchers have…
Browsing: Bacteria
Bacteria are single-celled microorganisms that exist in virtually every environment on Earth, from deep oceans to the human body. While some bacteria cause infections and disease, many play essential roles in processes like digestion, nutrient cycling, and maintaining ecological balance. Scientists study bacteria to better understand their complex interactions with hosts, their resistance to antibiotics, and their potential use in biotechnology and medicine. This page highlights the latest research on bacterial biology, emerging pathogens, antibiotic resistance, and breakthroughs in using bacteria for health and environmental solutions.
Linking Gut Microbiota Diversity to IBS According to a team of Korean researchers, individuals with…
The thermostable TB vaccine ID93+GLA-SE demonstrated robust immune responses and safety, offering a practical solution…
Distinct gut microbiota imbalances in DLB, compared to Parkinson’s, suggest new diagnostic tools and therapies…
Gut Bacteria and Diabetes Risk An ongoing study led by Cedars-Sinai has demonstrated that certain…
A recent study has uncovered the importance of the microbiome in controlling body temperature. Normal…
A new study sheds light on the chemical processes that trigger marine bacteria to transition…
Researchers Document Evolution of Plague Over Hundreds of Years in Medieval Denmark Longitudinal study reveals…
The researchers analyzed over 600 genome sequences of Yersinia pestis, the bacterium responsible for causing…
Infections in Hospitalized Patients May Originate From Their Own Bacteria Hospitals implement strict hygiene and…
New Study Shows How DNA Components Can Enhance Penicillin-Type Antibiotics To Combat MRSA Scientists at…
Albicidin offers hope against drug-resistant bacteria through a novel mechanism targeting DNA gyrase. A powerful…
An ultra-stable protein nanowire made by bacteria provides clues to combating climate change. Rapid global…
Research has revealed that non-pathogenic Listeria species, L. innocua and L. welshimeri, are acquiring traits…
Researchers Have Discovered a Gut-to-Brain Pathway in Mice That Increases Exercise Performance According to a…
Findings from research on mice suggest a new approach to treating Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative…
Vaccination in mice has been shown to protect against gut damage caused by toxins produced…
Utilizing these protective molecules could potentially provide a new approach to managing the illness, which…