Articles by University of Bonn

Microscope image of skin showing the aptamers (here marked in pink) were applied to the top layer of the skin in the form of an ointment and also penetrate into the deeper dermal layers (nucleus: blue; antigen-presenting cells: green).

Ointment with DNA Molecules Combats Allergic Contact Dermatitis

by University of Bonn

New study shows that what are known as aptamers can be absorbed directly via the skin

Blue and green corynebacteria under the microscope: The green-labeled epilancin A37 accumulates in the blue-stained bacterial cell.

Possible Alternative to Antibiotics Produced by Bacteria

by University of Bonn

Antibacterial substance from staphylococci discovered with new mechanism of action against natural competitors

microscopic image of atom positions shown as pink and purple dumbell-like shapes at various angles on a black background

New Method Enables 3D Atom Mapping with Single Microscopic Image

by University of Bonn

Breakthrough technique overcomes limitations in quantum gas microscopy, revolutionizing nanoscale imaging

Cute pig looking at the camera

Additive to Make Slurry More Climate-Friendly

by University of Bonn

Study confirms reduction of the greenhouse gas methane by 99 percent using calcium cyanamide

Beautiful afternoon at Paradise Bay, Antarctica Peninsula, on a sunny day with clear skies

No Glacial Fertilization Effect in the Antarctic Ocean

by University of Bonn

International study records 1.5 million years of climate in the drill core

Cichlids in a fish tank

Fish Can Perform Simple Addition and Subtraction

by University of Bonn

Both cichlids and stingrays can not only count, but can also calculate

A photo with slabs of pork, fish, chicken, and beef laid out for cooking

Reduced Meat Diet Has Many Advantages

by University of Bonn

Study compares the impact of different diets on health, animal welfare, and the environment

Representation of an atom

Transformation in the Particle Zoo

by University of Bonn

Evidence of a long-sought effect in CERN data

illustration of protein spikes on SARS-CoV-2

Molecule Attacks Coronavirus in a Novel Way

by University of Bonn

Active ingredient inhibits infection with so-called pseudoviruses in the test tube, as shown by a study at the University of Bonn

Main protease of the novel coronavirus

Researchers Find SARS-CoV-2 Inhibitors

by University of Bonn

Pharmacists at the University of Bonn identifies substances that block key step in novel coronavirus replication