Antibiotic resistance
The last defensive layer before the virus takes us back to the Stone Age
For decades, the battle for human survival has been silently happening. And today, a bacterium has developed its ability to resist Colistin.
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Sheep can neutralize TNT by explosive digestion
Scientists headed by Craig Murray of Oregon State University (USA) have been studying bacteria that can digest sheep's cellulose, thereby helping to quickly transform TN…
New technology
Successfully developed enzymes capable of decomposing plastics
Scientists have used ultra-powerful X-rays, which are 10 billion times brighter than sunlight to produce ultra-high-resolution 3D models of the structure of the PETase e…
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Turn solar energy into liquid fuel
US scientists have introduced a method of using a bacterium that converts solar energy into liquid fuels.
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Computer model of sexually transmitted bacteria
Stanford University modeled computer simulations of a sexually transmitted virus. Mycoplasma genitalia causes urethritis and cervical inflammation, as well as pelvic inf…
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The awiss wireless sensor helps detect bacteria e.coli in water
The wireless sensor (AWISS), capable of rapidly detecting and measuring the concentration of E.coli bacteria present in water samples.
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Turn urine into rocket fuel
Scientists have discovered a bacterium that can turn ammonium, which is found in urine, into hydrazine - a fuel for propulsion.
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Concrete sealing bacteria
A group of students at Newcastle University have successfully developed a bacterium that can produce special glue that seals cracks.