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Inhibitors of bacterial biofilms from natural products

New way bacterial infections spread in the body

The right gut microbes help infants grow

New Ebola-fighting antibodies in blood of outbreak survivor

Sugar in leafy vegetable protect our gut

Blood test could transform tuberculosis diagnosis

Genetic variation shown in patients with severe vascular complications of infection

How Fish Control Microbes Through Their Gills

Japanese encephalitis virus transmission between pigs through contact

Copper destroys MRSA at a touch

Infection-fighting bandages for serious burns

Developing tolerance against bacteria

Bacteria take 'RNA mug shots' of threatening viruses

Immunodeficiency by AIDS virus through changes in gut microbiome and virome and prevented by vaccination

Newly identified immunity pathway protects mammals from virus mediated oncogenesis

Microfluidic chip for specific leukocyte counting for HIV diagnosis

A new microbiome in male reproductive system -reproductive disease implications

Statins Cut Tuberculosis Treatment Time in Mice

Laser to enable fast, accurate, noninvasive and real time measurement of bacteria levels in packaged food

Mechanism that helps to keep bacteria in the gut

Mom's bugs shape her babies immunity

Black fever beats drugs by adding just two DNA bases to its genome

We need to study lumps of bacteria'

Gene signature in blood test can predict risk of developing tuberculosis

Clogged-up' immune cells help explain smoking risk for TB

Humans use 'sticky molecules' to hang on to good bacteria in the gut

GI tract bacteria help decrease stroke

Male mosquito gene identified!

Why neural stem cells may be vulnerable to Zika infection

New method proposed to detect bacterial infection in preterm infants

Potential pathway for emergence of zoonotic malaria identified

New mouse model to aid testing of Zika vaccine, therapeutics

Fighting hospital germs with sugar

New HIV vaccine target!

Twin study finds that gut microbiomes run in families

Genetically engineered world's first Zika virus infectious cDNA clone!

How antibodies access neurons to fight infection

Why humans (and not mice) are susceptible to Zika

How our cells can 'swallow up and quarantine' Zika

Pneumococcal vaccine strikes only when needed

Gut microbiota influences discrete immune cell development in intestine

Computer model to provide insight into how HIV matures and becomes infective

Dual sensor role for potassium channel in bacteria!

Faster detection of pathogens in the lungs

Antibodies that are effective against both dengue and Zika viruses

$2 portable Zika test

Pomegranate finally reveals its powerful anti-aging secret

How tumor necrosis factor protects against infection

Hexokinase acts as an Immune Receptor!

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