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Linking bacterial antibody binding phenotypes to antibody function

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Lactic acid bacteria have positive effects on skin, but how do they interact with it? New insights from proteomic analysis of the lactic acid bacteria and keratinocytes interaction.

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Inhibiting indole signalling offers a potential strategy for combatting antibiotic persisters

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A trip to the bacterial microcosm of table olives

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A microbiological survey of handwashing sinks in the hospital-built environment reveals differences in patient room and healthcare personnel sinks

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A microbiological survey of handwashing sinks in the hospital-built environment reveals differences in patient room and healthcare personnel sinks

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Noxious weed yields virulence solutions for MRSA

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Opioid and Pheromone: Functional Crosstalk for Stress Avoidance in C. elegans

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May 06, 2020

Reduced microbial diversity in soil increases Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) emissions from soil

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Reduced microbial diversity in soil increases Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) emissions from soil

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Harnessing a 3D Cellular Environment to Study Tumor-Bacteria Interactions

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NEMATODES FOR GOOD AND FOR EVIL

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Using Magnesium Oxide Nanomaterial as A Novel Tool for Bacterial Disease Management

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Using Magnesium Oxide Nanomaterial as A Novel Tool for Bacterial Disease Management

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Reductions in Arctic sea ice may have allowed a virus to cross from Atlantic to Pacific marine mammals

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Reductions in Arctic sea ice may have allowed a virus to cross from Atlantic to Pacific marine mammals

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“Like zombies”: tupanvirus-infected amoebas are induced to aggregate with uninfected cells

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Pipolins provided an opportunity to study diversity and variability of self-replicative genetic mobile elements in circulating bacteria

The (peculiar) microbial world of fungus-growing insects

Linking bacterial antibody binding phenotypes to antibody function

Lactic acid bacteria have positive effects on skin, but how do they interact with it? New insights from proteomic analysis of the lactic acid bacteria and keratinocytes interaction.

Inhibiting indole signalling offers a potential strategy for combatting antibiotic persisters

Discovering the antimicrobial resistance and virulence world from the genus Pseudomonas through healthy animals.

A trip to the bacterial microcosm of table olives

A microbiological survey of handwashing sinks in the hospital-built environment reveals differences in patient room and healthcare personnel sinks

Mexico City subway microbiome

Noxious weed yields virulence solutions for MRSA

STREPTOMYCES SP. S6, A LIGNIN DEPOLYMERIZING BACTERIA ISOLATED FROM A TROPICAL ENVIRONMENT

Opioid and Pheromone: Functional Crosstalk for Stress Avoidance in C. elegans

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Reductions in Arctic sea ice may have allowed a virus to cross from Atlantic to Pacific marine mammals

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