Research Articles
The Neonatal Microbiome: How Your Baby's First Microbes Shape a Lifetime of Health
Discover how the first microbes to colonize a newborn's gut influence immune system development, brain function, and lifelong health outcomes.
How a Tiny Worm's Sense of Smell Guides It to a Balanced Diet
Discover how C. elegans worms use olfactory cues to find essential amino acids through sophisticated neurological pathways.
Not All Wheezing is the Same: How RSV and Rhinovirus Hijack Our Cells in Different Ways
Discover how RSV and rhinovirus bronchiolitis involve distinct metabolic pathways and what this means for future treatments of childhood respiratory infections.
How Your Gut Microbiome Responds to Probiotic Yogurt: Insights from Twins and Lab Mice
Discover how probiotic yogurt affects your gut microbiome through groundbreaking research using identical twins and lab mice. Learn about microbial interactions and functional changes.
Revolutionizing Eczema Treatment: The Rise of Targeted Biologics
Explore how targeted biologics are transforming atopic dermatitis treatment through precision medicine, with detailed analysis of clinical trials and mechanisms.
The Secret World of Kai: The Tiny Forest in Thailand's Nan River
Explore the fascinating microscopic ecosystem of Cladophora algae in Thailand's Nan River and discover its diverse microbial inhabitants.
Bacterial Diversity in Hydrogen Sulfide-Rich Streams: The Unseen World
Explore how specialized bacteria thrive in hydrogen sulfide-rich streams, their ecological significance, and groundbreaking research on microbial diversity in extreme environments.
The Hidden World Within: How Tiny Microbes Shape IVF Success
Exploring how the reproductive microbiome influences IVF success rates through scientific research and clinical findings
The Tiny Gut Bacterium That Helps Power an Edible Insect
Discover how Enterococcus casseliflavus regulates amino acid metabolism in the edible insect Clanis bilineata tsingtauica during diapause.
The Gut Bacteria That Could Transform Blood Banking
Discover how gut bacteria enzymes can convert blood types to universal donor blood, potentially solving global blood shortages.