Microbiology

Researchers unveil how the self-killing activity of bacteria can be harnessed in the fight against antibiotic resistance

New research shows biofilms are highly structured, could pave the way for targeting antibiotic-resistant bacteria 

Segmented filamentous bacteria, a bacterial species found in the intestines, protected mice against influenza infection

The BC-1000 Series will automate testing for a wide range of microbiological samples

Applications, advancements, and future perspectives

Intricate ecological networks emerge from simple beginnings that feature repeating patterns of evolutionary development

Fast and efficient colony picking and clone screening processes

Microfossils discovered by University of Leicester scientist date back half a billion years

DNA sequencing technique can also help source minerals that are key to the green-energy transition

Bio-Rad’s expansive antibody library platform sets the stage for an innovative and pioneering approach to biotherapeutic antibody discovery

The LIFA vTAU is particularly helpful for live cell applications

How real-time rapid PCR sterility testing is transforming ATMP validation for safer cell therapy applications 

From disease therapy to detection of foodborne pathogens, discover the innovative world of recombinant antibodies

Antibody choice must consider the application, target, species, and validation methods for the best possible chance of success and reproducibility

This new advancement enables the cultivation of photosynthetically active microalgae and microorganisms

International research team reveals first in-depth look at Omnitrophota—one of the world’s oldest and tiniest bacteria

The new portfolio features both compound and stereozoom microscopes for all your needs

The new tool, Magnify, is a potent and accessible method that can provide new insights into a variety of fields

Beneficial microbes are more abundant in more sociable rhesus macaques