The team published its results in the journal Science. In contrast to humans, bacteria have the remarkable ability to exchange genetic material with each other. A well-known example with far ...

often synthetically, but researchers have succeeded in developing a natural and simple method for producing vitamin B2: by gently heating lactic acid bacteria. This could be a game-changer in ...

To understand mirror bacteria, we first need to take a look ... Repository and an overview of the findings is published in Science.

The findings, published in the journal Science, said: "Our analysis suggests that mirror bacteria would likely evade many immune mechanisms... potentially causing lethal infection in humans ...

which was published in Science, suggests that these synthetic organisms could evade immune systems, spread uncontrollably, and cause severe harm to humans, animals, and plants. Mirror bacteria are ...

In contrast to humans, bacteria have the remarkable ability to exchange genetic material with each other. A well-known example with far-reaching consequences is the transfer of antibiotic ...

Donald W. Schaffner, a professor of food and science at Rutgers University, said in an email that the bacteria found might cause illness, particularly for those who are immunocompromised.

Colgate-Palmolive, a personal care products company, and subsidiary Tom’s of Maine, were hit with a consumer class action ... toothpastes are made with bacteria-contaminated water, citing ...

They published their findings Nov. 13 in the journal Meteorics and Planetary Science. "The presence of microorganisms within meteorites has been used as evidence for extraterrestrial life ...