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5,617 results for: Bacteria

  1. Salmonella illnesses traced to pet rodents

    Hamsters and other pet rodents are probably underappreciated spreaders of salmonella bacteria.

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  2. Tech

    A Moment in the Life of a Cell: Microscopic scan images without intruding

    A laser technique similar to a CAT scan produces 3-D images of living cells without the need for chemical staining.

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  3. Earth

    Cellulose Dreams

    Turning cellulose from plants into ethanol for fuel could help lower greenhouse-gas emissions—but the conversion is far from straightforward.

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  4. Health & Medicine

    Do acid blockers let microbes reach the colon?

    Suppressing stomach acid while taking antibiotics may allow drug-resistant bacteria to colonize the intestines.

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  5. Oceans reveal secrets of viruses

    Scientists have completed the first survey of virus DNA in oceans around the world.

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  6. Earth

    A Feverish World

    What's behind global warming—and is there anything we can do?

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  7. Agriculture

    Lettuce Liability

    A new industry program to self-regulate most salad producers is forcing affected farmers to choose between adopting measures unfriendly to wildlife and a loss of major markets for their greens.

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  8. Health & Medicine

    Bacteria Can Keep Their Kin in Check

    Products containing beneficial bacteria might help people fight the ill effects of some gut microbes in diseases such as irritable bowel syndrome.

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  9. Chemistry

    Enzymes release caged chemicals

    A new controlled-release technology relies on enzymes to unshackle a chemical only when and where it's needed.

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  10. Tech

    Microbial Mug Shots: Telltale patterns finger bad bacteria

    A sophisticated pattern-recognition technique that borrows from automated face recognition may permit identification of harmful bacteria faster and more cheaply than conventional methods do.

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  11. Health & Medicine

    Emerging bug pilfers DNA

    A virulent bacterium invading U.S. hospitals and the battlefields of the Middle East pilfers its genes from other bacteria.

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  12. Itsy bitsy genome

    Researchers have sequenced the smallest genome yet discovered, a string of DNA belonging to a species of bacterium that lives inside sap-eating insects' guts.

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