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This Bacteria Leads to the Death of 150,000 Babies Every Year, and the WHO Claims the Urgent Need of a Vaccine

The term “Group B streptococcus (GBS)” may not say anything for ordinary people, but t’s the name of a bacteria that causes severe infections in newborns. Furthermore, people of all ages can suffer from illness related to it. According to…

November 4, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Bacteria Can Become Drug-Resistant Superbugs After Infection With Some Viruses

Bacteria are single-celled organisms older than dirt, meaning that they’ve been around for over 3.5 billion years. Although bacteria represent the oldest form of life on our planet, scientists still have a lot to learn about it. Most of the…

July 17, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Using Bacteria E.coli in Meds to Treat Arthritis

Scientists produced for the first time a drug that won’t allow animal cruelty and is also very accessible, by modifying common bacteria. The dietary supplement was designed to address arthritis, and it replaces another food supplement that originated from the…

March 2, 2021 · by Katherine Baldwin · 0

Superbugs Breakthrough – New Study On Bacterial Structure Could Help Lower Antibiotic Resistance

A recent study is striving to provide resourceful information regarding the antibiotic resistance of superbugs with the help of a series of images featuring the structure of the cell wall of microbes. The research was published in the Nature journal…

May 1, 2020 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Deep-Sea Bacteria That Produce Energy Thanks To Their Never-Before-Seen Metabolism

Scientists have recently found a different type of bacteria that is very different from any form of life that was ever found. The research was performed by a team of researchers from Germany, that named this bacteria Acetobacterium Woodii, according…

April 5, 2020 · by Asheley Rice · 0

Mars Might House Alien Life, New Research On Bacteria On Earth Suggested

A recent development has shown that billions of bacteria are living in small cracks in volcanic rocks. The rocks are situated approximately 9 miles beneath the ground. Scientists are considering this discovery a complete milestone for living conditions. Similar forms…

April 4, 2020 · by Asheley Rice · 0

Gene Regulatory Factors Activate Bacteria to Destroy Rivals and Create Symbiosis in Squids

Two factors that lead the representation of a vital gene needed by luminescent bacteria to destroy rivals have been discovered. Researchers from Penn State found such an outstanding mechanism. Their discovery sheds light on the molecular mechanisms that activate various…

March 10, 2020 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

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Bacteria Can Become Drug-Resistant Superbugs After Infection With Some Viruses

Using Bacteria E.coli in Meds to Treat Arthritis

Superbugs Breakthrough – New Study On Bacterial Structure Could Help Lower Antibiotic Resistance

Deep-Sea Bacteria That Produce Energy Thanks To Their Never-Before-Seen Metabolism

Mars Might House Alien Life, New Research On Bacteria On Earth Suggested

Gene Regulatory Factors Activate Bacteria to Destroy Rivals and Create Symbiosis in Squids

Artificial Intelligence Found Powerful Antibiotics, Helping Us Winning The Battle With Superbugs

Scientists Identified a New Deadly Superbug

Bacteria use an Interesting Mechanism to Survive in the Human gut