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A team of researchers in Spain has identified a previously underappreciated route by which one of medicine’s last-resort antibiotics can fail inside the human body, and the discovery is drawing attention across the antimicrobial resistance community. In a study published in Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology, scientists led by Alexander Tristancho-Baró of the University of L...

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Researchers at Near East University in Cyprus have documented, for the first time, the presence of carbapenem-resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae strains carrying hypervirulence-associated traits in the country, raising alarms about the potential emergence of a pathogen that combines two of the most dangerous characteristics in modern bacteriology. The study, published in Molecular ...

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A team of Russian researchers has produced one of the most detailed maps to date of how human genetic variation controls the behavior of immune cells, linking DNA differences to gene activity one cell type at a time and connecting those regulatory effects to COVID-19. The study, published in the journal Immunogenetics, combined whole-genome sequencing […]

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In a discovery that could reshape how scientists approach crop resilience, researchers at Shaanxi Normal University in Xi’an, China, have identified and experimentally characterized a set of 287 long non-coding RNAs in the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana that respond simultaneously to three major stresses: the hormone abscisic acid, drought, and methyl jasmonate. The study, led...

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Rice, the staple crop that feeds more than half of humanity, has a persistent and well-documented problem: it accumulates arsenic from flooded paddy soils with alarming efficiency, delivering one of the largest dietary sources of this carcinogenic metalloid to people who eat it regularly. For years, the most celebrated agronomic fix has been silicon. Rice […]

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