Gut bacteria caught eavesdropping: E. coli reads chemical signals from Bifidobacterium
Researchers at Hosei University have discovered that Escherichia coli uses its Uhp sensory system to detect glucose-6-phosphate released by Bifidobacterium, ...
Researchers at Hosei University have discovered that Escherichia coli uses its Uhp sensory system to detect glucose-6-phosphate released by Bifidobacterium, ...
In-depth interviews with 17 neonatologists at a Dutch academic hospital reveal that physicians distinguish trust from confidence and reliance, and ...
A new cloud-edge AI framework called SMWPF combines a lightweight edge predictor with a Qwen-based cloud model to cut wind ...
Deep in the heart of China's Xinjiang region lies the Taklamakan Desert, one of the largest shifting-sand deserts on Earth, ...
An integrated transcriptomic and metabolomic study of Sophora moorcroftiana has prioritized candidate enzyme families and regulatory genes underlying quinolizidine alkaloid ...
Language shapes clinical encounters long before any examination begins, and a new systematic map of the literature suggests that the ...
A new study of nearly 4,000 posts by an Indian populist leader shows that religious emotion, not negativity, drives the ...
New research reveals that the zombie-ant fungus Ophiocordyceps lives hidden within Amazonian mosses as an endophyte, suggesting the famous parasite ...
A new mouse study shows that the gut bacterium Prevotella copri worsens iron overload and chronic inflammation in β-thalassemia by ...
A multi-domain chemical profiling study reveals that kimchi cabbage heads are chemically stratified from tender, sugar-rich inner leaves to outer ...
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