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Read how Dr Jason Sylvan samples microbes from the depths of the ocean and performs experiments on a ship

Bacterial evolution, particularly resistance to antibiotics, is an emerging public health threat

Closthioamide, discovered in 2010, might eventually offer an alternative for current drugs that are becoming less effective against gonorrhoea.

Researchers gauge cell’s stiffness by applying the Stokes-Einstein equation to cellular motion patterns

Neogen Corporation has developed an innovative test that detects Listeria in environmental samples in under an hour — without the need to enrich samples.

Discover how Dr. Nicholas Zachos, Johns Hopkins Medicine, uses patient-derived stem cells to create complex co-cultures with the aim of developing new therapeutics to prevent diarrheal disease

Your questions answered on using ultrapure water for analytical experiments and how to avoid the effects of contaminants

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Chemical signatures from gut bacteria that show up in urine can be used to predict how the body will respond to a 'junk' diet.

Screening analyses of up to 10 mycotoxins or 24 synthetic antimicrobials

3M Food Safety’s next-generation molecular assay test for E. coli O157 (including H7) is 30 percent faster compared to the previous version

By Guest Editor Jung Doh, Senior Applications Scientist, Beckman Coulter Life Sciences.

Customized multiplex xMAP assays enable the development of efficient, cost-effective diagnostic tests for cancer and infectious diseases

Stewart Rudnicki, a member of SelectScience since 2009, explains what inspired him to become a scientist, his hopes for what science can achieve and why Neil deGrasse Tyson is his hero