Research Articles
The Hidden Organizing Principle of Bacteria: How Liquid-Liquid Phase Separation Revolutionizes Our Understanding of Microbial Life
Exploring how liquid-liquid phase separation enables bacteria to create specialized membraneless organelles and its implications for antibiotic resistance and infections.
Bacterial Brilliance: How Microbes Sense, Decide, and Remember
Explore the fascinating world of bacterial intelligence, two-component systems, and how microbes process information through sophisticated regulatory networks.
The Sausage Savior: How a Friendly Bacteria Fights a Dangerous Foe
Discover how Staphylococcus xylosus bacteria produces compounds that inhibit Listeria monocytogenes in fermented sausages, enhancing food safety through natural biopreservation.
Microbial Messengers: How Bacteria Use Tiny Vesicles in a Hidden War
Explore how bacterial extracellular vesicles function as sophisticated communication systems in host-pathogen interactions and their potential therapeutic applications.
The Silent Language of Bacteria: How Scientists Are Disarming Superbugs
Exploring quorum sensing and quorum quenching - revolutionary approaches to fighting antibiotic-resistant bacteria without killing them.
Unveiling an Underwater Menace: The Microbial Detectives Protecting Our Oceans and Plates
Explore how scientists identify bacteria threatening aquatic animals using cutting-edge tools from classic microbiology to genetic analysis.