A new study dyed kombucha-derived bacterial cellulose fabric with coffee waste, gardenia pods and sappan wood, finding the ...

Researchers isolated and stored thousands of bacteria from sugar beet farmland over nearly 10 years, starting with a search ...

Discover the scientific basis for traditional Yoruba practices like using herbs for childbirth, food preservation with charcoal, and coronation rituals.

Are you experiencing bloating and constipation after antibiotics? You could be noticing changes in your gut microbiome.

Bacteria and the viruses that infect them—known as phages—coexist in soils, oceans and living organisms. Scientists have long thought this coexistence reflects a microscopic version of an evolutionary ...

Publication of first ever head-to-head comparison of gut microbiome changes associated with novel oral preclinical PolC (pol IIIC*) inhibitors to linezolid in a murine neutropenic thigh infection ...

From anti-scorpion venom protein design to AI-engineered phage therapies, artificial intelligence-driven drug development has ...

A new study published in Neural Regeneration Research finds that cannabidiol (CBD) promotes nerve regeneration, improving ...

Bacillus subtilis biofilms release selected cells through localized channels driven by a swelling, self-produced hydrogel. Cells lacking swimming structures still escaped, while disabling production ...

Can you actually eat your way to lower cholesterol? Certain foods help your body remove excess cholesterol. Here’s what ...

In vol. 2, I discussed how Staphylococcus aureus can sometimes survive not only inside macrophages but also inside immune ...

Researchers found a bacterial enzyme that degrades polyester bioplastic and cleaves penicillin, hinting at faster microbial adaptation to plastic.