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What your daily coffee really does to your gut, according to a new study
1+ hour, 46+ min ago (528+ words) The Futura Team represents the pulse of Futura's editorial department, bringing together a collective expertise dedicated to the dissemination of scientific knowledge. Rather than the work of a single author, every article published under this signature is the result of…...
Mapping the human female reproductive tract - Nature Cell Biology
4+ hour, 19+ min ago (211+ words) Nature Cell Biology (2026) Cite this article A study by He et al. shows that human female upper and lower reproductive tract identities are specified by distinct niches to establish compartment-specific signalling. These WNT- and IGF-driven programs instruct epithelial differentiation into…...
Bacteria Surviving for a Million Years Without Sunlight Discovered in Antarctica
12+ hour, 13+ min ago (372+ words) inkorr. com Bacteria Surviving for a Million Years Without Sunlight Discovered in Antarctica Blood Falls on Taylor Glacier: A Natural Phenomenon July 1, 1: 00 PM Blood Falls, located on Taylor Glacier in Antarctica, continues to captivate scientists due to its extraordinary features....
Telum raises "18 M to push phage-derived antimicrobials toward clinic - European Biotechnology Magazine
5+ hour, 49+ min ago (386+ words) Spanish biotech Telum Therapeutics has raised "18 million in Series A financing to move its lead antimicrobial programme toward clinical development. Zoom in: The round was led by AMR Action Fund, with participation from new investor Inveready and existing backers Invivo…...
A Subtle Difference Offers Insight Into Bacteria Survival Strategies
7+ hour, 23+ min ago (270+ words) New research shows not all bacteria behave the same as E. coli E. coli grow as fast as conditions allow " sometimes doubling every 20 minutes " so even in adverse conditions, the bacteria continue to multiply as quickly as possible. From an evolutionary point…...
Inside the Microscopic Hitchhikers: How Bacteria Self-Organize to Traverse Vast Distances
8+ hour, 57+ min ago (254+ words) Groundbreaking research from Flinders University reveals that bacteria do not travel alone, but rather form complex, self-organizing communities that accelerate over long distances. By filling standard garden tubing'sourced from a local hardware store'with a precisely formulated nutrient-rich gel and color-changing…...
Bacteria be smarter than we might think
9+ hour, 12+ min ago (422+ words) When it comes to survival, even microbes know the benefit of teamwork. Your Back Page scrawler has a grudging respect for bacteria. They've been kicking around for pretty much as long as this planet has been and there's unknowable gazillions…...
Immune Tolerance in the Gut: The Art of Restraint
17+ hour, 9+ min ago (103+ words) American Society for Microbiology To detect microbes within the intestine, immune cells, including MNPs, rely on pattern recognition receptors (PRRs), which recognize conserved features across many microorganisms. However, these features are not unique to pathogens; as a result, PRR signaling…...
Alligator blood wiped out all 23 dangerous bacteria in a lab test while human blood killed only 8, and the hidden chemistry behind it may be the new weapon against the superbugs antibiotics can no longer stop
20+ hour, 42+ min ago (731+ words) Picture a swamp in southern Louisiana on a hot August afternoon. The water is thick with bacteria, fungi and rotting matter. Anything with an open wound that slips into it is asking for'serious trouble. The American alligator belongs to a…...
Secreted Endosymbiont Protein Key for Colonization
10+ hour, 32+ min ago (508+ words) Bioengineer. org...