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Bayesian Neural Networks Advance Understanding of Gut Microbe Metabolism

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Bayesian Neural Networks Advance Understanding of Gut Microbe Metabolism

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Gut bacteria are known to be a key factor in many health-related concerns. However, the number and variety of them is vast, as are the ways in which they interact with the body's chemistry and each other.See the Story

Roping in Resistant Microbial Outlaws

Breaking down the microbiology world one bite at a time HomeAbout usMicroBitesThe teamArchivesVolunteeringContactNewsletter Roping in Resistant Microbial Outlaws Written bygeorgiadittemore Howdy! Welcome to the wild west of bacterial infections, where antibiotic molecules and microbial outlaws are locked in a standoff at the molecular saloon. Saddle up and let me tell you a tale of a fearsome microscopic wrangler named lariocidin. This ain’t you…Read Article

US FDA approves Gilead's twice-yearly injection for HIV prevention

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The Food and Drug Administration has approved a highly effective new HIV-prevention medication, Gilead Sciences reported Wednesday. In clinical trials, the drug nearly eliminated HIV’s spread among people given an injection every six months. HIV · United States See the Story

How a Few Mutations Could Reignite a Deadly Virus

Breaking down the microbiology world one bite at a time HomeAbout usMicroBitesThe teamArchivesVolunteeringContactNewsletter How a Few Mutations Could Reignite a Deadly Virus Written byelizabethewwalsh The mosquito-borne Western Equine Encephalitis Virus (WEEV), once a widespread cause of brain inflammation in humans and horses across the Americas, has quietly faded from the spotlight over the past few decades. But a new study reveals that this v…Read Article

Christmas Lights: Fluorescent Proteins From Bacteria

Deconstructing Microbiology Bite by Bite HomeAbout UsTeamMicroBitesArchiveVolunteerContact Us Christmas Lights: Fluorescent Proteins from Bacteria Written bykrystalmayamaldonado Fluorescent proteins are used to monitor gene expression and protein localization in living cells. The most common is green fluorescent protein (GFP), which was isolated from Aequora victoria, a bioluminescent jellyfish, also known as the glass jellyfish. This GFP protei…Read Article

What one neuroscientist wants you to know about ‘baby brain’ | News Channel 3-12

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By Andrea Kane, CNN (CNN) — Editor’s note: The podcast Chasing Life With Dr. Sanjay Gupta explores the medical science behind some of life’s mysteries big and small. You can listen to episodes here. Science has pretty well established that the brain isn’t static; it changes and adapts throughout our lives in response to life events in a process called neuroplasticity. Researchers are discovering this is especially true of female brains, which ge…Science See the Story

Sepsis Survival Dependent on Gut Microbiota

Breaking down the microbiology world one bite at a time HomeAbout usMicroBitesThe teamArchivesVolunteeringContactNewsletter Sepsis Survival Dependent on Gut Microbiota Written byGuest author Experts are still uncertain about the protective factors against sepsis. Latest research has demonstrated that other factors beyond the pathogen itself may influence the host’s immune response. Metabolites that originate from the pathogen in sepsis can influ…Read Article

Don’t Go Infecting My Heart

Breaking down the microbiology world one bite at a time HomeAbout usMicroBitesThe teamArchivesVolunteeringContactNewsletter Don’t Go Infecting My Heart Written byCaitlin Clark The roundworm Dirofilaria immitis is responsible for causing heartworm disease in canines. D. immitis is an obligate parasite, meaning it cannot survive outside of a host. Immature worms are ingested by a mosquito during a blood meal from an infected canine host, where the…Read Article

Alone and Unwell: Microbiome and Metabolic Changes in Female Prairie Voles

Microbiology in Bite-Sized Portions HomeAbout UsMicroBitesThe TeamArchiveBecome an AuthorContact Alone and Unwell: Microbiome and Metabolic Changes in Female Prairie Voles Written byMelanie Ortiz Alvarez de la Campa Ever wondered how loneliness affects our health, beyond making you feel sad? Prairie voles, small rodents known for their loyalty and strong social bonds, provide some surprising answers. Unlike many other animals, prairie voles form…Health Read Article

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