Wastewater Chemical Stress Pushes River Microbes to Emit More Greenhouse Gases
New research shows that mixtures of emerging contaminants in treated wastewater trigger a microbial defence–energy trade-off in receiving rivers that...
Morgan Morrow is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Bacteriology coverage.
New research shows that mixtures of emerging contaminants in treated wastewater trigger a microbial defence–energy trade-off in receiving rivers that...
A marine Streptomyces strain from India's southeast coast produces compounds with antibacterial, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antidiabetic activity, according to combined...
Researchers have shown that three alkaline-stable enzymes from the soda lake bacterium Alkalitalea saponilacus significantly improve stain removal and fabric...
A new study of Tibetan Plateau proglacial lakes shows that seasonal shifts in methane-producing and methane-consuming microbes control whether these...
Researchers have developed a reactive oxygen species-responsive hydrogel that shields berberine-loaded nanoparticles through the stomach and releases them only in...
A new review warns that common non-antibiotic drugs, food additives and environmental chemicals exert antimicrobial effects that reshape the human...
Indigenous non-Saccharomyces yeasts from Ningxia's Helan Mountain foothills were shown by full sensomics analysis to generate distinct fruity and floral...
A new review outlines how engineered complex coacervation systems, combined with drying, tableting, emulsification, crosslinking, magnetic fields, and bioactive co-delivery,...
Siderophore-producing bacterial consortia boosted grain iron by 88.2 percent and zinc by 131.9 percent in cowpea, offering a microbial route...
Researchers show that Myxococcus xanthus switches between swarming and rippling through just two mechanisms—local cellular alignment and congestion-triggered reversals.
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