Genome Survey Confirms NucS and MutS-MutL Repair Systems Rarely Share the Same Microbe
A large-scale reanalysis of 23,435 prokaryotic reference genomes confirms that complete NucS and canonical MutS-MutL mismatch repair systems remain largely ...
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The Hidden Bacterial Networks That Could Rebuild Soil Health From the Ground Up
New research shows that bacterial function, not species diversity, drives soil health, with strain-level genomic studies and drought-tolerant synthetic communities ...
Palm Wine From Côte d’Ivoire Yields Probiotic Bacteria With Surprising Gut Survival Skills
Ten lactic acid bacteria strains isolated from traditional Ivorian palm wine were screened in vitro for probiotic and technological potential, ...
Hidden Amazon: Massive eDNA Dataset Reveals 69,881 Soil Species Across French Guiana
A new environmental DNA dataset catalogs nearly 70,000 soil species across forests, savannas, pastures, and urban areas in French Guiana, ...
Landfill Foraging Reshapes Gut Parasites and Bacteria in Urban White Storks
In the sprawling suburbs of Alcalá de Henares, just outside Madrid, White Storks have been quietly rewriting the rules of ...
Drought Draws New Maps of Life: Aridity Rewires Plant and Microbial Diversity in China’s Grasslands
A 4,000-kilometer survey of northern China's grasslands shows that aridity acts as an environmental filter, triggering threshold declines in plant, ...
Sticky Marine Snow Sinks Carbon Deeper, Study Reveals Slime’s Ocean Role
A new Science study shows that the viscosity of marine snow determines how deeply it sinks, with gooey particles carrying ...
Where a Gene Sits on the Bacterial Chromosome May Shape Its Expression Through Selection
A new PLOS Genetics study finds that bacterial gene positions along the chromosome show gradients in mean and growth-dependent expression ...
How collagen-eating microbes erased soft animals from the fossil record
Cambridge-led researchers report that the spread of collagen-degrading enzymes among aerobic bacteria after the Ediacaran Period likely caused the sharp ...
Baltic Sea Sediments Drive Surprising Sexual Speciation in Bacteria
Genomic analysis of Shewanella baltica strains from Baltic Sea sediments reveals that recombination-driven, or sexual, speciation can produce distinct bacterial ...
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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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