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Why are bacteria always one step ahead of humans?
13+ hour, 35+ min ago (842+ words) In his book Quantum Supremacy, physicist Michio Kaku dedicates a section to discussing the war between humans and antibiotic-resistant bacteria—not from a biomedical perspective, but from a technological one: whether quantum computers can help humans understand the molecular mechanisms…...
Arkansas researchers look at ‘genetic neighborhoods’ to find pathogenic bacteria
9+ hour, 25+ min ago (1038+ words) image: Aranyak Goswami, a computational biologist and assistant professor with the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station’s Center for Agricultural Data Analytics, said the machine learning method of pathogen detection could eventually be applied to bacteria affecting other animals and humans. view…...
Earlier this year, researchers analyzed ancient Chilean mummies for traces of smallpox DNA. The evidence produced the first direct molecular proof that European colonists brought the deadly virus to the Americas
11+ hour, 7+ min ago (577+ words) Earlier this year, researchers analyzed ancient Chilean mummies for traces of smallpox DNA....
Mitochondrial proteins may trigger inflammation by mimicking bacterial distress signals
7+ hour, 32+ min ago (11+ words) phys.org...
New study shows how Toxoplasma parasite evolved to adapt to crowded conditions in host cells
7+ hour, 26+ min ago (376+ words) Toxoplasma parasites shown in green, with host and parasite nuclei in blue. The iron-sulfur cluster assembly protein ISCU, shown in magenta, localizes to the parasite mitochondria. ISCU is one of the targets regulated by TgPRO. Credit: Lourido Lab/Whitehead Institute…...
Feeding discovery: UWL student researcher grows proteins to study gut inflammation
5+ day, 14+ hour ago (548+ words) Every day this summer, Dylan McCathie feeds his yeast. The UWL junior is not baking bread. He is growing proteins in the lab to better understand gut health and inflammation. McCathie is studying alkaline phosphatase, an enzyme that plays an…...
Metabolon Launches Peak Science Grant Program to Advance Breakthrough Metabolomics Research | AAP
10+ hour, 20+ min ago (469+ words) Metabolon Launches Peak Science Grant Program to Advance Breakthrough Metabolomics Research aap.com.au Metabolon Launches Peak Science Grant Program to Advance Breakthrough Metabolomics Research Quarterly grant program provides researchers with no-cost access to Metabolon's industry-leading metabolomics platform, scientific expertise,…...
Marine bacteria – important for the wellbeing of our planet | Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation
10+ hour, 59+ min ago (125+ words) Jarone Pinhassi, professor at Linnaeus University, has discovered that certain marine bacteria have an almost magical property. Some of them have been shown to be able to extract energy from sunlight. But exactly how this works and what role these…...
Metabolon Launches Peak Science Grant Program to Advance Breakthrough Metabolomics Research
14+ hour, 22+ min ago (386+ words) Metabolon, Inc., the global leader in metabolomics solutions advancing life sciences research, diagnostic, therapeutic, and precision medicine applications, today announced the launch of the Metabolon Peak Science Grant Program, a competitive quarterly grant designed to help researchers advance high-impact science…...
TNFR1 signaling connects inflammation to impaired fatty acid oxidation to drive intestinal stem cell aging | Nature Aging
13+ hour, 59+ min ago (1670+ words) Nature Aging (2026) Cite this article Ex vivo organoid formation from aged male C57BL/6 small intestinal crypts was reduced ~30% in older mice (Fig. 1a; P To determine the potential importance of ISC functional decline with age, younger and older mice were subjected to…...