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The discovery that will advance personalized medicine for infectious diseases

This is the first time that researchers succeed in developing personalized tools for infectious diseases, which until now have only been developed for specific diseases such as cancer and Alzheimer's
Robert Koch

The enemy within: bacteria revisited

The proposed route of the metal transfer in the investigated pump.

The structure that gives bacteria resistance to drugs has been identified

Palladium in the periodic table

Bacteria that act as "green" chemists

Do sea-floor bacteria make their own electric grids? Credit: Nils Risgaard-Petersen

Do sea-floor bacteria produce their own electric grids?

Darwin's coral reef of life according to Gugraten and Gupna: the lineages of living things today (in black) all descend from one ancient ancestor (black arrow). But this ancient ancestor did not live alone. Many other extinct species lived around it (gray lines). However, lateral gene transfer (red arrow) allowed their genes to survive and has reached the present day. This means that different cellular mechanisms in our body, such as the ribosomes and the enzymes that produce ATP, have different and extinct ancestors, who did not live in the same places and at the same times as the common ancestor of us and all the living world.

can you pass me this garden please

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

Bacteria bring rain