Research Articles
The Invisible Architects: How Bacteria Engineer Toxic Algal Blooms
Discover how heterotrophic bacteria act as invisible architects in forming toxic Microcystis algal blooms through biochemical signaling and physical scaffolding.
Dirt Detectives: The Tiny Alchemists Boosting Pineapples in Indonesia
Discover how phosphate-solubilizing bacteria from pineapple rhizosphere in Lampung, Indonesia could revolutionize sustainable agriculture.
Guardians of Fertility: The Science Behind Safeguarding Cattle from Silent STD Threats
Exploring how transport media innovations are helping detect Bovine Genital Campylobacteriosis, a silent threat to cattle reproduction
The Science of Freshness: Cracking the Shelf-Life Code of Fish Sponge Cakes
Discover how food scientists are extending the shelf life of fish sponge cakes through innovative preservation techniques and additives.
Cellular Sabotage: How E. coli Toxins and Brucella Stealth Tactics Hijack Our Cells
Exploring the virulence mechanisms of E. coli hemolysin HlyA and Brucella abortus' interaction with non-phagocytic cells
Unlocking Better Livestock Feed: How Tiny Microbes Transform Tropical Grass
Discover how microbial inoculants and Trichoderma enzymes improve Guinea grass silage quality, nutrition, and aerobic stability in tropical regions.
The Gut-Eye Connection: How a Cholesterol Drug Could Revolutionize Inflammation Treatment
Exploring how fenofibrate, a cholesterol drug, may treat inflammation by modulating gut microbiota and protecting retinal health.
The Invisible Scaffold: How Electron Beams Are Transforming Bacterial Goo into Bone-Building Marvels
Exploring how electron-beam modified bacterial cellulose membranes are revolutionizing guided bone regeneration in dental implants
The Invisible Shield: How Scientific Audits Are Revolutionizing the Air We Breathe Indoors
Exploring how systematic indoor air quality audits are transforming public health in buildings worldwide.
The Metal-Eating Microbes of Ethiopia: How Soil Bacteria Fight Pollution in Horo Guduru
Exploring how soil bacteria in Ethiopia's Horo Guduru region are evolving to resist heavy metal pollution and their potential for bioremediation.