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Structural Microbiology: In-Depth Description
2+ hour, 42+ min ago (236+ words) Scientific Frontline Sunday, August 23, 2026 Structural Microbiology: In-Depth Description - Classification: Interdisciplinary Field bridging Microbiology, Structural Biology, Biophysics, and Biochemistry The Branches of Structural Microbiology - Bacterial Structural Biology: Focuses on the physical architecture of bacterial components—such as cell walls, secretion systems,…...
Human Remains Being Sold Online Could Spread the 'Mummy's Curse,' Scientists Warn
2+ hour, 33+ min ago (319+ words) You’ve got to love a little melodrama mixed in with your scientific research. For instance, researchers recently warned of a “real mummy’s curse” out there afflicting collectors and postal workers, thanks to the growing global trade market for mummified remains....
Moon Microbes: Earth's Tiny Hitchhikers Explore New Frontiers | Science-Environment
10+ hour, 52+ min ago (217+ words) Moon Microbes: Earth's Tiny Hitchhikers Explore New Frontiers Devdiscourse Moon Microbes: Earth's Tiny Hitchhikers Explore New Frontiers Current science news briefs highlight two fascinating topics. A NASA-led study suggests certain Earth microbes can survive on the moon, despite its harsh…...
3.5 billion-year-old rock in India may hold evidence of early microbial life
9+ hour, 45+ min ago (1158+ words) A 3.5 billion-year-old band of black-and-white rock in eastern India may preserve traces of some of Earth’s earliest microbial communities. The key clues are not fossils with recognizable shapes, but thin carbon-rich layers, ancient zircons and chemical signatures locked inside chert....
AI Model Shows Promise for Predicting Peanut Allergy
19+ hour, 52+ min ago (388+ words) MACHINE LEARNING could help clinicians distinguish patients with peanut allergy from those who are sensitised but able to tolerate peanuts, potentially reducing reliance on oral food challenges (OFCs). A new study has developed explainable artificial intelligence (AI) models using clinical…...
The Moon is Not Completely Sterile? Earth Microbes May Enter Dormancy on Its Surface - Sada News Agency
12+ hour, 25+ min ago (582+ words) A previous study published in 2019 concluded that ultraviolet radiation and solar heat were the biggest hurdles to the survival of microbes on the moon's surface. However, researchers in the new study believe this view did not take into account the…...
NASA-led study shows some Earth microbes could survive on the moon
13+ hour, 47+ min ago (770+ words) The moon is, to put it mildly, an inhospitable place for people and other living organisms from Earth, with its lack of breathable air, extreme temperatures and exposure to relentless space radiation and energetic particles. That is why astronauts wear…...
Vincent Racaniello on the Catfish Cancer That Shouldn't Exist and Ebola's Hidden Brain Reservoir — BigGo Finance
14+ hour, 39+ min ago (885+ words) The episode opens, however, with a fight over how science gets funded — and whether anyone should trust the people running the show. The National Institutes of Health is reportedly considering a major overhaul of its grant evaluation system. The current…...
Belgian scientists have discovered that cancer cells use nutrients present in the liver to bypass the immune system.
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (196+ words) A Belgian research team may have discovered a new therapeutic approach for one of the most widespread and difficult to treat forms of cancer, reported the Fokus na Belgiju portal. Scientists from the University of Leuven and the Flemish Institute…...
Earth Microbes Can Survive on Moon, NASA-Led Study Finds
18+ hour, 1+ min ago (435+ words) Washington. Some microorganisms from Earth appear capable of surviving in the harsh environment of the Moon for some time. A new study led by NASA has shown this. Scientists have expressed concern that in future lunar missions, Earth's microbes might…...