Did You See the Bacteria? A Close-Up Look Under the Microscope!

Experiments and modeling reveal the unexpected structure that can be seen in bacteria grown in mucus samples and biofilms.

Gov. Abbott issues orders to safeguard Texas from CCP threats Whale calf splashes onlookers during excursion off Hawaii coast North Korean soldier captured by Ukraine as it says Russia is trying ...

In short, while bacteria may not have “sex lives” in the way humans do, their frequent DNA exchanges play a crucial role in ...

The fish brains hosted so much that it took only a few minutes to locate bacterial cells under a microscope. As an additional step, her team confirmed that the microbes were actively living in the ...

When Kostas Konstantinidis proved that many microbes — like plants and animals — are organized into species, he upended a ...

In hopes of seeing why a peppercorn tastes peppery, Antonie van Leeuwenhoek (1632-1723) soaked one in water and put it under a microscope ... the first bacteria ever observed.

The protode-stamped bacteria were then transferred to a sealed chamber, to which hydrogen was added. Electrical probes at two ...