While hotels try their best to maintain cleanliness, some areas are often overlooked or inadequately sanitized, leaving ...

New scientific research now suggests that “invisible fatigue” may leave detectable biological signals in the gut, ...

Our gut houses a vast community of bacteria, a large number of which remain to be identified. Recently, an observation caught the attention of scientists: a specific group of bacteria, named ...

Sensitive imaging has revealed that living mice emit a faint visible glow that drops sharply once life ends. The finding ...

Deep beneath the Earth's surface, in the pores and crevices of rock, live huge communities of microorganisms. They are invisible to the naked eye – yet they play a central role in the quality of our ...

Previous insights into microbial communities in groundwater have been based primarily on more easily available samples of cells floating freely in the water. However, prior studies already indicated ...

Es tan corto el amor y tan larga la persistencia bacteriana”: La evidencia de los millones de microrganismos que intercambian las ...

Most of us grab frozen vegetables or ice cream from grocery store freezers without a second thought. We trust that freezing keeps food safe, sterile even. Turns out, that's not quite how it works.

The beneficial bacteria that colonise plant roots play a crucial role in nitrogen uptake and overall plant performance. An international research team, including scientists from the IPK Leibniz ...