ISTA Study Finds Bacteria Use Viruses for Sex-Like DNA Exchange During Starvation
ISTA researchers discover that E. coli uses bacteriophages and CRISPR-Cas immunity to facilitate sex-like DNA exchange during starvation, accelerating genetic ...
ISTA researchers discover that E. coli uses bacteriophages and CRISPR-Cas immunity to facilitate sex-like DNA exchange during starvation, accelerating genetic ...
New research reveals that bacteria detect viral proteases to trigger a self-destructive immune response, offering a pathway for developing more ...
A study across a 3,600-kilometer climate gradient in China links lysogenic viral processes in forest soils to a reduced temperature ...
The Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Cancer Research and Clinical Oncology has retracted a 2025 review on phage therapy and ...
Researchers in British Columbia have isolated and characterized bacteriophages that can suppress Pseudomonas syringae populations on highbush blueberry leaves, marking ...
A new opinion article in Microbial Biotechnology examines how climate change reshapes plant-pathogen interactions, soil antibiotic resistance, and microbiomes, and ...
Researchers found that Bacillus cereus colonization of the lungs exacerbates influenza A virus infection by releasing xanthosine, which suppresses the ...
A new review documents how the Czech Republic has built a long phage therapy tradition into modern academic, industrial, and ...
Bacteriophages released from Acidithiobacillus ferrooxidans lift chalcopyrite copper bioleaching efficiency by 55 percent by stripping passivation layers and accelerating sulfur ...
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