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Killing Them Softly – With Proteasomes
08.03.2021
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A collaborative effort reveals deadly malaria parasites’ pre-invasion strategy for softening up red blood cells
Copying Foreign Genes Helps Bacteria Withstand the Test of Time
04.02.2021
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Tracking how bacteria adopt new genes provides unique insight into their evolution, antibiotic resistance and the creation of useful bacteria in the...
Hijacking the Host Defenses Gives Bacteria an Advantage
25.01.2021
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A metabolic switch in microbe-fighting macrophages signals bacteria to convert them to hotels with amenities
Plant Microbiome Project Connects Students to Real-Time Research
31.12.2020
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High school students are out in the field, expanding our knowledge of an invisible ecosystem
Sharing Science
27.11.2020
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A postdoc talks about complicated research, living at the Institute and the joys of scientific outreach
Mystery Molecule in Bacteria Is Revealed to Be a Guard
05.11.2020
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Unusual structures in bacterial cells keep viral infection from spreading; a list of new ones could provide improved biotech tools
Bacteria Could Provide Us with the Next Antivirals
16.09.2020
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Virus-fighting viperins, part of the human immune system, turn out to have bacterial counterparts that might boost the fight against human disease
Profiling the COVID-19 Coronavirus
09.09.2020
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The new profile may lead to better diagnostics, and provide a better understanding of this unusual virusA new approach to understanding the virus may...
Having Their Fortress and Leaving It Too
18.08.2020
Viruses & Microorganisms
Humble amyloids have many uses – for bacteria, at least – aiding both migration and antibiotic resistance
Not Just Infection: Pregnant Women’s Immune Response to a Virus May Affect Fetal Brain Cells
30.07.2020
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In a study in mice, the mother’s natural anti-viral proteins disrupted the development of neural circuits in the fetus
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