Research Articles
Nature's Tiny Assassin: How a Virus from Sewage Could Defeat a Superbug
Discover how bacteriophage vB_KleM_kp20 isolated from sewage shows promise in combating antibiotic-resistant Klebsiella michiganensis through innovative insect larval testing.
Viral Ninjas vs. Bacterial Fortresses: How Microscopic Phages Breach MRSA's Defenses
Discover how bacteriophages are being weaponized against MRSA superbugs using atomic force microscopy to visualize the microscopic battle in stunning detail.
The Invisible War: How Virus Hunters Are Fighting Bacteria in Our Drinking Water
Discover how bacteriophages are being used to combat Pseudomonas biofilms in water refill systems, offering a natural solution to bacterial contamination.
Virus Hunters: How Sewage from Hospitals Could Solve the Antibiotic Crisis
Discover how bacteriophages from hospital wastewater offer hope against antibiotic-resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa infections through cutting-edge phage therapy research.
The Hidden Hunters in a Traditional Cheese: The Phage Quest of Laban Jameed
Discover how scientists are isolating bacteriophages from traditional Laban Jameed cheese to combat antibiotic resistance and understand microbial ecosystems.
The Bacterial Detective: Using a Virus to Find a Killer
How scientists are turning a bacteriophage into a powerful tool to detect live E. coli with incredible speed and precision using the Luminex® MAGPIX instrument.