Peering through a microscope at bacteria taken from Treacy ... an unusual strain of the soil bacterium Bacillus subtilis. “The study of these bacterial antagonists in contaminated wounds ...

and Bacillus subtilis. Each bacterial species carries unique patterns in their 16S ribosomal RNA—a genetic workhorse critical to protein synthesis. The researchers exploited these subtle ...

Bacillus subtilis, Corynebacterium glutamicum, and Pseudomonas putida—for 235 bio-based chemicals. Using GEMs, the researchers calculated both the maximum theoretical yields and the maximum ...

As reported in Advanced Photonics, a newly developed technique, structured illumination midinfrared photothermal microscopy (SIMIP), now addresses this limitation with two times better resolution ...

Soil-borne diseases, caused by pathogens like fungi and bacteria, threaten agriculture, human health, and soil health. Preventative strategies include crop rotation, soil management, clean equipment, ...

Lately, to answer that question, I’ve been turning to tiny worlds for help. I received a microscope for Christmas, and I’ve been disappearing into the preset slides it came with: onion skin ...

Authors of the paper include Tao Zhang, Jipeng Yan, Xinhuan Zhou, Bihan Wu, Chao Zhang, MengXing Tang, and Pintong Huang. This study has received funding by National Natural Science Foundation of ...

Plankton are often too small to see without a microscope, but not always. Jellyfish are plankton, though a different type from phytoplankton, and there are jellyfish in the Hudson — moon jellies ...

The second-year quarterback is right underneath the microscope in light of Derek Carr's season-threatening injury. New Orleans started workouts earlier than most teams because they hired a new ...