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  • Using Microbiome Profiling in Clostridium difficile Infection
    Life Sciences - 5 Aug 2020
    Clostridium difficile is a Gram-positive bacterium that was isolated from the human gut and was found to be responsible for gastric infections.
  • Human Microbiome
    Life Sciences - 26 Feb 2019
    The human microbiome refers to the spectrum of microbes (microbiota) that colonize humans. More specifically, it refers to the microbial genomes of all the bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and viruses that...
  • Antibiotics and the Microbiome
    Life Sciences - 26 Feb 2019
    Gut microflora are a major component of the human microbiome and have been the subject of research for many years, but no more so than the past year.
  • How can Commensal Bacteria turn Harmful?
    Life Sciences - 3 Feb 2022
    The switch from commensal to pathogenic is considered to be an important switch that has direct consequences on human health.
  • Microbiology in Everyday Life
    Life Sciences - 15 Jul 2022
    From preserving our food to keeping us healthy, microorganisms are everywhere.
  • When ‘Good’ Bacteria Go ‘Bad’
    Life Sciences - 4 Dec 2023
    The fundamental differences between harmless microbes and those that are considered to be harmful can be attributed to genes encoded on mobile elements.
  • Exploring the Global Clinical and Preclinical Antibacterial Pipelines
    Life Sciences - 11 Apr 2023
    The global preclinical antibacterial pipeline refers to innovative antibacterial candidate drugs that are under development with the aim of effectively eliminating newly emerged and pre-existing...

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