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The Complicated Role of Microbes in Breast Cancer Prognosis
Antibiotic exposure may impact tumor immunogenicity and breast cancer survival.
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| 5 min read
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Stephanie DeMarco, PhD
Arming bacteria with diarrhea-fighting nanobodies
By engineering a probiotic with tiny antibodies from alpacas, scientists created a potential new oral tool to treat deadly diarrheal infections.
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| 3 min read
By
Darren Incorvaia, PhD
Mouth bacteria trigger rheumatoid arthritis by breaking into the blood
Researchers have struggled to understand the perplexing connection between gum disease and rheumatoid arthritis. Now, they’ve discovered that bacteria may be the culprits.
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| 8 min read
By
Hannah Thomasy, PhD
Mining mucus for drug inspiration
Therapeutics that mimic or manipulate components of mucus may protect against deadly infections.
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| 10+ min read
By
Stephanie DeMarco, PhD
The path to treating Parkinson’s disease begins in the gut
New research is unraveling the connection between the gut microbiome and Parkinson’s disease, revealing potential gut-targeted therapeutic strategies.
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| 3 min read
By
Kristel Tjandra, PhD
Martyr microbes protect the pack by sensing a viral attack
Bacteria can stop a viral infection by an act of altruistic suicide.
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| 1 min read
Eliminating an Invisible Threat
Bacterial contaminants in cell cultures pose a significant threat to the biopharmaceutical safety. How do scientists detect these hard-to-spot pests?
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| 7 min read
By
Stephanie DeMarco, PhD
Mining human proteins for hidden antibiotics
Advances in computation and artificial intelligence help scientists identify novel antibiotics encoded within human proteins and create new ones.
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| 3 min read
By
Hannah Thomasy, PhD
A bacterial culprit for rheumatoid arthritis
Scientists identified a species of
Subdoligranulum
that may drive disease.
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| 4 min read
By
Sally Hamry
Scientists reel in a new antibody for untreatable hantaviruses
A team of global scientists found an antibody-based therapeutic that they hope will stop the next rodent-borne hantavirus outbreak in its tracks.
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