Detection of bacteria that can regulate climate
A new study shows that a species of bacteria living in the ocean may be the key to regulating the Earth's climate.
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A new study shows that a species of bacteria living in the ocean may be the key to regulating the Earth's climate.
A whole new strain of bacteria with plastic resolution ability has been discovered by 2 female students from Canada, promising to create these
The tropical predator microbial disease discovered at IS strongholds may have spread to Europe after raging in the Middle East, experts warned.
The ground under our feet is a continuous and moving world. One gram of soil (equal to 1/5 of a teaspoon) can contain thousands of bacterial species and millions of indi…
Scientists at Harvard University (USA) have created new genetically modified bacteria that can collect CO2 in the air and convert it into energy.
Although viruses, bacteria and parasites are capable of causing illness, the way they spread the disease to people is very different.
Some species of space bacteria are growing stronger than on the Earth that confuses the scientific world
A group of researchers at the Kyoto Institute of Technology (Japan) has discovered a new bacterium that is capable of producing a very effective plastic destruction enzy…
A new breakthrough in gene regulation technology, the scientific world penetrates the vast amount of knowledge left open about DNA.
New research by an international team of scientists shows that an average person carries 1.3 times the number of bacteria in their bodies.
In a recent surprise discovery, scientists realized that some types of bacteria could see the world in a way similar to humans.
Fossils in Africa show that the ancient bacteria have found deadly UV-hiding rocks in the Taihu era when life began to form on Earth.
Scientists at Ohio State University's Acarology Laboratory recently published a video that captures the most realistic picture of the world of organisms growing on your…
The bacteria communicate with each other similarly
Currently, there are several types of 'viruses' that are resistant to all antibiotics, the most common of which are intestinal gram-negative bacteria.