Decades of Manure and Straw Reshape the Hidden Bacterial World Beneath Farm Fields
A four-decade field experiment in India shows that blending organic amendments with chemical fertilizers dramatically enriches soil bacterial diversity and ...
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Intermittent Fasting Keeps Farmed Fish Guts Healthy, Multi-Omics Study Finds
A multi-omics study of Chu's croaker shows that intermittent fasting sustains intestinal health and growth in farmed fish, while continuous ...
Loss of Protective Bacteria Marks the Microbial Landscape of Cervical Cancer
New 16S rRNA sequencing research from southern China shows that cervical cancer is marked by a collapse of protective Lactobacillus, ...
Friendly Soil Bacterium Settles Into Barley Roots Without Upsetting the Neighborhood
A three-year German field trial shows the beneficial bacterium Ensifer meliloti Rm2011 persistently colonizes barley roots across genotypes and seasons ...
City Life Reshapes the Gut Microbes of Urban Pigeons, Large-Scale Study Finds
A large-scale study of 200 feral pigeons across five Polish cities shows that urbanization reduces gut bacterial richness and drives ...
Seagrass Microbes from Tanzania Hint at New Antibiotic Sources
Researchers in Tanzania have isolated seven endophytic Actinomycetota from the seagrass Oceana serrulata, six of which appear to be new ...
Bacteria Inside Liver Tumors May Predict Who Responds to Cancer Conversion Therapy
Researchers found that liver cancer patients who responded poorly to conversion therapy harbored distinct bacterial communities inside their tumors, including ...
Tiny Damselfish Reshape the Microbial World Inside Reef-Building Corals
A field study at Ningaloo Reef shows that resident damselfish reshape bacterial communities in Acropora millepora but leave Acropora digitifera ...
Gut Microbes May Predict Who Responds to Gastric Cancer Chemoimmunotherapy
A longitudinal study of gastric cancer patients links baseline gut bacterial signatures, including Senegalimassilia and Lactobacillus, to response to chemoimmunotherapy ...
Gut Microbiome and Brain Chemistry Linked in Overlapping Reflux and Bowel Syndrome
A multi-omics study of patients with diarrhea-predominant irritable bowel syndrome and nonerosive reflux disease reveals gut dysbiosis, disrupted serotonin metabolism, ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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