Research Articles
The Hidden Agenda of Bacteria: New Discoveries About Type III Effectors
Discover the latest research on bacterial type III effectors and their role in infection mechanisms, including essential vs accessory effectors and their evolutionary significance.
The Hidden World of Sediment-Borne Bacteria: How Scientists Track Microbial Pollution in Our Waters
Explore how scientists use advanced computational models to track sediment-borne bacteria in aquatic environments and protect water quality.
The Invisible World in Our Palms: Bacteria on Healthcare Workers' Cell Phones
Exploring the microbial world found on healthcare providers' mobile phones in Cameroonian hospitals and its implications for infection control.
The Subsurface Superhero: Meet the Bacterium That Breathes Rocks
Discover Georgfuchsia toluolica, an anaerobic bacterium that degrades toxic pollutants using metals and nitrate as electron acceptors.
The Invisible Threat: Uncovering Bacterial Dangers in Wilberforce Island's Backwater Fish
Research on pathogenic bacteria in Wilberforce Island's backwater fish and their implications for food safety and human health