A recent study showed that while humans require only 10 to 100 ‘bugs’ to cause endophthalmitis, and mice require 5,000 before infection, in zebrafish, even 250,000 bacteria won’t cause the eye infection

Study leaders publish results from NIH-DRC-WHO clinical trial of four experimental therapies

Very little is known about what kinds of microbes are in the Plastisphere—the biofilm that coats marine microplastics—and how they interact with one another and the plastic

Researchers that by identifying disparities in postdoc interviews, they can start a discussion among biologists that will lead to more standardized and equitable interviews for postdoctoral positions

The main application of filtration microplates in scientific research is the removal of particulate matter and debris from liquids

This "cascade" of changes sparked by global warming could threaten the existence of human civilizations

In a recently-published review, researchers describe how ancestral origins impact the likelihood that people of African or Eurasian descent might develop immune-related diseases

New findings are a key advance in understanding how xanthohumol, a compound that contributes to hops' flavor, and its derivatives work

Test under Monterey Bay shows undersea fiber-optic cables can detect quakes, fault systems

When and how animal ancestors made the transition from single-celled microbes to complex multicellular organisms has been the focus of intense debate

Dissecting self-organizing protein systems step by step may help scientists design the process of biological pattern formation from minimal ingredients

Journal editors highlight their concerns regarding the 2018 "Strengthening Transparency in Regulatory Science" rule proposed by the Environmental Protection Agency