How bacteria surf cargo through the cell Study offers new insight into how bacteria coordinate movement within the cell before division Date: August 22, 2023 Source: Michigan Medicine - University ...

Nostoc commune will not harm plants, animals or lawns. However, large masses of the bacteria can be slippery to walk on, posing an issue for nursery and greenhouse walkways, where it is commonly seen.

A report on the experiments was published March 12 in the journal Cell Host & Microbe. The findings help scientists better understand how bacterial cells that cause serious diseases, including ...

But unlike us, these bacteria do not spend a long time wooing the cell in the hope that it will welcome them in. Instead, they inject proteins that take control of the host cell's systems.

Nostoc commune, an ancient bacteria also called star jelly, thrives in moisture. Here's how to identify it and what to know.

Novel bacteria parasitizing archaea Successful isolation of ultrasmall bacteria belonging to the CPR, a large phylogenetic group that includes various lineages of uncultivated bacteria Date ...