Image via unsplash Undigested food, bacteria, and debris have passed through the alligator ... such as Salmonella, E. coli, and Leptospira, and parasites, like tapeworms, which cause illness in other ...

Upon reflection… A group of scientists have warned against the development of mirror bacteria in a report published in the ...

Nanotube bridge networks grow between the most abundant photosynthetic bacteria in the oceans, suggesting that the world is ...

Floodwaters often mix with waste, animal urine, and other contaminants, creating an environment ripe for the proliferation of Leptospira bacteria. People’s unavoidable exposure to these waters, ...

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This laboratory, housed within ICAR-NIVEDI’s advanced biosafety facility, represents a significant step forward in combating Leptospirosis, a zoonotic disease caused by Leptospira bacteria.

Leptospirosis, a globally significant zoonotic disease caused by Lepotospira bacteria, presents a major public health challenge, particularly in high-prevalence regions. The newly inaugurated ...

Some research suggests mirror-image molecules could be useful in the production of effective drugs, with the body less able to degrade them than the normal molecules. For similar reasons, however, ...

Google’s latest AI tool helps you automate image generation even further. The tool is called Whisk, and it’s based on Google’s latest Imagen 3 image generation model. Rather than relying ...

A group of 38 scientists working in nine countries has sounded an alarm about the potential creation of mirror bacteria — synthetic ... entirely of mirror-image biological molecules,” the ...

"Our view is that mirror bacteria and other mirror organisms should not be created," the researchers wrote. Stock images of bacteria (main) and hands reflected in a mirror (inset). "Mirror ...

made in the mirror image. Left-handed amino acids fold in a particular way – and that includes the proteins in viruses and bacteria. If a synthetic life form escapes from a lab – and you ...