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How Microbes Generate and Use Their Energy to Grow

What's Killing Sea Otters? Parasite Strain from Cats

Aug. 28, 2019 -- The pathogen Clostridium difficile, which causes one of the most common hospital-acquired infections in the United States, may have accomplices that until now have gone largely ... read more

Aug. 28, 2019 -- As wheat is one of the world's most important crops, a group of scientists wanted to develop a new method for analyzing pathogen DNA in wheat leaf ... read more

Aug. 27, 2019 -- Researchers have developed a vaccine that is effective, in mice, against hypervirulent strains of Klebsiella that can cause life-threatening infections in healthy ... read more

Aug. 27, 2019 -- Many people turn to the Internet to find a Mr. or Ms. Right. But lemurs don't have to cyberstalk potential love interests to find a good match -- ... read more

Aug. 27, 2019 -- More than 90 percent of all bee species are not organized in colonies, but fight their way through life alone. They are also threatened. Scientists demand more research on the ecology of these ... read more

Aug. 27, 2019 -- University of Arizona researchers have developed a simple, portable and inexpensive way to detect minute amounts of ... read more

Aug. 26, 2019 -- Messenger RNA molecules contain genetic information and thus control the synthesis of proteins in living cells. Biochemists have now discovered a way to regulate this process which is central to gene ... read more

Aug. 26, 2019 -- Bacteria could be used to produce large quantities of medicines and fuels using a new gene programming technique, research ... read more

Aug. 26, 2019 -- Researchers describe an early detection method for pinpointing molecular signatures of the disease with high ... read more

Aug. 26, 2019 -- Salt marshes sequester carbon at rates an order of magnitude higher than land ecosystems. A new study indicates nitrate pollution of coastal waters ... read more

How Gonorrhea Develops Resistance to Antibiotics

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Dietary Zinc Protects Against Streptococcus Pneumoniae Infection, Study Finds

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Experiments Illuminate Key Component of Plants' Immune Systems

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Adaptation to Life in Cattle May Be Driving E. Coli to Develop Harmful Features

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Scientists Successfully Innoculate, Grow Crops in Salt-Damaged Soil

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An Unreported Zika Outbreak in 2017 Detected Through Travel Surveillance and Genetics

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In Cystic Fibrosis, Lungs Feed Deadly Bacteria

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Why Initial UTIs Increase Susceptibility to Further Infection

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Spaceflight Consistently Affects the Gut

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What Factors Influence How Antibiotics Are Accessed and Used in Less Well-Off Countries

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Foodborne Pathogen Sheltered by Harmless Bacteria That Support Biofilm Formation

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Plant Protection: Researchers Develop New Modular Vaccination Kit

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Repeated Semen Exposure Promotes Host Resistance to Infection in Preclinical HIV Model

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Fecal Transplants to Help Save Koalas

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E. Coli's Secret Weapon in Launching Infections

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A New Path to Cancer Therapy: Developing Simultaneous Multiplexed Gene Editing Technology

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Scientists Uncover Mystery of DNA Methylation

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• How gonorrhea develops resistance to antibiotics

• Dietary zinc protects against Streptococcus pneumoniae infection, study finds
• Experiments illuminate key component of plants' immune systems
• Here's how early humans evaded immunodeficiency viruses
• Adaptation to life in cattle may be driving E. coli to develop harmful features
• Scientists successfully innoculate, grow crops in salt-damaged soil
• An unreported Zika outbreak in 2017 detected through travel surveillance and genetics

• In cystic fibrosis, lungs feed deadly bacteria
• Why initial UTIs increase susceptibility to further infection
• Spaceflight consistently affects the gut
• What factors influence how antibiotics are accessed and used in less well-off countries
• Foodborne pathogen sheltered by harmless bacteria that support biofilm formation
• Plant protection: Researchers develop new modular vaccination kit
• Repeated semen exposure promotes host resistance to infection in preclinical HIV model

• Fecal transplants to help save koalas
• E. coli's secret weapon in launching infections
• A new path to cancer therapy: developing simultaneous multiplexed gene editing technology
• All-in-one: New microbe degrades oil to gas

• Potential treatments for citrus greening
• Scientists uncover mystery of DNA methylation

• Physiological mechanisms leading to enterovirus opening revealed
• How E. coli knows how to cause the worst possible infection
• New insight into bacterial infections found in the noses of healthy cattle

• Genetic redundancy aids competition among bacteria in symbiosis with squid
• Expression of M gene segment of influenza A virus determines host range
• Discovery could pave the way for disease-resistant rice crops

• Fishing leads to investigation of environmental changes in waterways
• Helping bacteria be better friends
• Scientists find powerful potential weapon to overcome antibiotic resistance
• Genetic census of the human microbiome
• Unique dietary strategy of a tropical marine sponge
• Birth defects associated with Zika virus infection may depend on mother's immune response

• Deadly protein duo reveals new drug targets for viral diseases
• Microbes have adapted to live on food that is hundreds of years old
• Enterovirus antibodies detected in acute flaccid myelitis patients
• Mode of delivery at birth may play key role in shaping the child's skin microbiome
• High-fat diet and gut bacteria linked to insulin resistance
• How vaginal microbiome can elicit resistance to chlamydia

• Ancient natural history of antibiotic production and resistance revealed
• Potential for Rift Valley fever virus transmission in Colorado livestock
• Bacteria made to mimic cells, form communities
• Diarrhea-causing bacteria adapted to spread in hospitals
• Searching for clues to fight antibiotic resistance
• Bacterial resistance to two critical antibiotics widespread in Southeast Asia
• The formula that makes bacteria float upstream

• Research on cholera adds to understanding of the social life of bacteria

• Blood clotting factors may help fight multi-drug resistant superbugs
• Human microbiome churns out thousands of tiny novel proteins
• Studies of fungi provide new knowledge of harmful mutations in cells
• Targeting apolipoprotein E could be key to eliminating hepatitis B virus
• Novel strategy uncovers potential to control widespread soilborne pathogens
• Existing anti-parasitic drug could offer treatment for Ebola
• Barriers to fungal infection diagnosis
• Bacteria on tumors influences immune response and survival of patients with pancreatic cancer
• Researchers identify type of parasitic bacteria that saps corals of energy
• Fungi living in cattail roots could improve our picture of ancient ecoystems

• A marine microbe could play increasingly important role in regulating climate
• The surprising merit of giant clam feces
• Concerns about prevalent orchid viruses

• Microbiologists provide framework for assessing ecological diversity

• Blocking key mineral uptake could prevent gonorrhea infection
• Scientists propose environmentally friendly control practices for harmful tomato disease
• Rye is healthy, thanks to an interplay of microbes

• Hepatitis B: Unusual virus discovered in shrews
• A quarter of the world's population at risk of developing tuberculosis
• How microorganisms protect themselves against free radicals

• Cancer without end? Discovery yields fresh insights
• Fear of more dangerous second Zika, dengue infections unfounded in monkeys
• 'Wildling' mice could help translate results in animal models to results in humans

• Precision editing of gut bacteria reduces cancer in mice
• Actively swimming gold nanoparticles
• Poisonous grasses and livestock
• First pictures of enzyme that drives new class of antibiotics
• Major class of viruses reveals complex origins

• Selective antibiotics following nature's example
• Cigarette smoke makes MRSA superbug bacterium more drug-resistant
• Smartphone virus scanner is not what you think
• New study reveals how TB bacteria may survive in human tissues

• How bacteria beat immune systems
• Lung cell patches its own DNA on the fly to survive influenza
• Hospitals key in the spread of extremely drug-resistant bacteria in Europe
• Simpler than expected: A microbial community with small diversity cleans up algal blooms

• Mouse genetics influences the microbiome more than environment
• Soil pore structure is key to carbon storage

• Antibiotic-resistant genes found in London's canals and ponds
• The cuttlefish may be flashy, but its microbiome is super simple
• Human artificial chromosomes bypass centromere roadblocks
• Hidden genetic variations power evolutionary leaps
• Trapping female mosquitoes helps curb chikungunya virus
• These gut bacteria prevent mice from becoming obese -- what could that mean for us?
• Worm pheromones protect major crops
• Strange bacteria hint at ancient origin of photosynthesis
• Bacteria enhance coral resilience to climate change effects
• HIV spreads through direct cell-to-cell contact
• Genetic screen identifies genes that protect cells from Zika virus
• Microbial manufacturing: Genetic engineering breakthrough for urban farming
• Bacteria-killing gel heals itself while healing you
• 3D printed pill samples gut microbiome to aid diagnosis and treatment

• Amoeba builds barriers for protection against bacteria
• Viral HIV vaccine gives durable protection against 'death star' strain