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Bacteria from kimchi can help remove nanoplastics
CursusCursusSep 18, 2026
Research and development · BiotechnologyResearch and development · NanotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Bacteria from kimchi can help remove nanoplastics

Scientists have discovered that bacteria from kimchi can bind to and remove nanoplastics from the body, opening up new possibilities for biological methods to combat plastic pollution.

#health#bacteria#environment#nanoplastic#полистирол#experiments
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Sorbitol: Not Always a Safe Sugar Substitute
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SalusSalusSep 7, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineResearch and development · Biotechnology

Sorbitol: Not Always a Safe Sugar Substitute

Recent studies indicate that sugar substitutes such as sorbitol are not always safer than regular sugar and may cause unwanted metabolic effects. Choosing alternatives requires an individual approach and consideration of each person's metabolic characteristics.

#bacteria#metabolism#diabetes#liver#микрофлора#risks
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Why mosquitoes bite people differently
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CursusCursusAug 6, 2026
Research and development · GeneticsResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Why mosquitoes bite people differently

A new study has shown that different species of mosquitoes choose their victims based on unique scents and the skin microbiome, and that there are no universally attractive people for all insects. These findings could help develop more effective protective measures.

#bacteria#microbiome#mosquitoes#Aedes_aegypti#volatile_compounds#protection
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New strains of bacteria discovered in pygmy sperm whales
CursusCursusJul 22, 2026
Research and development · BiotechnologyResearch and development · GeneticsHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

New strains of bacteria discovered in pygmy sperm whales

Scientists have discovered three previously unknown genotypes of Helicobacter bacteria in pygmy sperm whales, which may be linked to diseases of their gastrointestinal tract. This finding raises important questions about the impact of bacterial infections on the health of marine mammals and the overall state of ocean ecosystems.

#bacteria#ocean#research#emissions#infections#marine_mammals
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AI helped discover new bacterial defense genes
CursusCursusApr 4, 2026
Research and development · BiotechnologyTechnologies and engineering · Artificial IntelligenceTechnologies and engineering · Big Data

AI helped discover new bacterial defense genes

Researchers at MIT, using artificial intelligence, have discovered thousands of new genes that protect bacteria from viruses, including previously unknown defense mechanisms. This breakthrough expands our understanding of how immunity evolves in microorganisms.

#bacteria#evolution#immunity#genes#machine_learning#neural_networks
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A python metabolite may help combat obesity
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CursusCursusMar 22, 2026
Research and development · BiotechnologyResearch and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

A python metabolite may help combat obesity

Scientists have discovered that pythons produce a metabolite called pTOS, which helps them survive for long periods without food. When this substance was administered to obese mice, it reduced their appetite and body weight without causing side effects. This research opens up new possibilities for developing innovative treatments for obesity in humans.

#obesity#bacteria#energy_balance#appetite#hypothalamus#metabolites
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The bacterium R. inulinivorans enhances muscle strength in the elderly
SalusSalusMar 11, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineResearch and development · Biotechnology

The bacterium R. inulinivorans enhances muscle strength in the elderly

A study has shown that the bacterium Roseburia inulinivorans helps increase muscle mass and strength in elderly people. This microorganism is considered a promising basis for probiotics aimed at combating age-related frailty.

#bacteria#experiment#aging#amino_acids#intestine#microbiota
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Ants turn carbon dioxide into a protective mineral
CursusCursusMar 3, 2026
Research and development · BiotechnologyResearch and development · Materials ScienceEcology and environment · Biodiversity

Ants turn carbon dioxide into a protective mineral

Some species of ants have learned to transform carbon dioxide from their underground nests into a durable mineral layer that strengthens their exoskeleton and protects the colony. This process allows the insects to simultaneously get rid of excess CO2 and reinforce their outer shell.

#bacteria#ants#symbiosis#carbon_dioxide#biomineralization#листорезы
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Scientists have uncovered a bacterial cause of chronic constipation
SalusSalusFeb 21, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · Neurology

Scientists have uncovered a bacterial cause of chronic constipation

Japanese biologists have discovered that the interaction between two types of gut bacteria can destroy the protective mucous layer, leading to the development of chronic constipation. This finding offers a new approach to treatment, especially for patients who do not respond to laxatives.

#bacteria#treatment#intestine#microbiota#constipation#Parkinson's_disease
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Ancient bacteria found in icy caves are resistant to antibiotics.
CursusCursusFeb 17, 2026
Research and development · GeneticsResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Ancient bacteria found in icy caves are resistant to antibiotics.

Scientists have decoded the genome of a bacterium found in an ice cave that is 5,000 years old and discovered that it is resistant to eight classes of modern antibiotics. This finding confirms that mechanisms of drug resistance were developing in nature long before the advent of medicine.

#bacteria#genome#antibiotics#sustainability#sequencing#microbiology
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Bacteria have learned to move without flagella
CursusCursusFeb 14, 2026
Research and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Bacteria have learned to move without flagella

Scientists have discovered that bacteria can move across surfaces without flagella by creating an osmotic "wave" through the processing of sugars. This finding is important for combating bacterial infections.

#bacteria#жгутики#fermentation#осмотическое_давление#metabolites#infections
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CRISPR wheat reduces the need for fertilizers
AgrosAgrosJan 25, 2026
Agriculture and agribusiness · Crop ProductionResearch and development · BiotechnologyResearch and development · Genetics

CRISPR wheat reduces the need for fertilizers

Scientists have used CRISPR technology to create wheat that encourages soil bacteria to naturally fix nitrogen. This breakthrough could reduce fertilizer costs, increase crop yields, and lessen environmental harm.

#bacteria#ecology#CRISPR#agriculture#biofilms#пшеница
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Space helps create viruses to fight superbugs
CursusCursusJan 17, 2026
Research and development · BiotechnologyResearch and development · GeneticsResearch and development · Space Exploration

Space helps create viruses to fight superbugs

American scientists have discovered that the microgravity conditions on the ISS help bacteriophage viruses acquire mutations that allow them to effectively destroy bacteria resistant to antibiotics. These experiments open up new possibilities for developing drugs against superbugs.

#bacteria#evolution#antibiotics#biotechnologies#infections#E_coli
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The primate microbiota helped the brain to evolve
CursusCursusJan 10, 2026
Research and development · NeuroscienceResearch and development · BiotechnologyResearch and development · Genetics

The primate microbiota helped the brain to evolve

A new study has shown that gut bacteria from primates with large brains can activate genes in rodents related to energy supply and cognitive functions, which may have played a role in the evolution of intelligence.

#bacteria#brain#evolution#genetics#metabolism#neurons
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Coral reefs regulate the daily rhythms of microbes
NaturaNaturaJan 10, 2026
Ecology and environment · BiodiversityResearch and development · BiotechnologyResearch and development · Climate Research

Coral reefs regulate the daily rhythms of microbes

A new study has shown that coral reefs not only support marine biodiversity but also regulate the daily rhythms of microbial communities in the surrounding waters. These processes may serve as important indicators of reef health and changes occurring in the ocean.

#bacteria#biodiversity#Red_Sea#coral_reefs#микробные_сообщества#Symbiodiniaceae
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Qnap has announced new NAS devices for video production

Oct 2, 202610/2/26 · 0 reactions

Tesla opened credit lines worth $30 billion

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Air travel is on the rise, but new regulations are making the market more complicated.

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Cloud Computing

Qnap has announced new NAS devices for video production

Qnap has introduced three new NAS systems designed for video production tasks, equipped with USB4 ports for high-speed data transfer. These devices support various connection modes and are intended for use with high-capacity hard drives and SSDs.

Financial Analysis

Tesla opened credit lines worth $30 billion

Tesla has opened credit lines totaling $30 billion to finance major investments amid declining profits and rising capital expenditures. The new agreement expands the company's financial flexibility as it faces increasing pressure on its business.

Transportation Logistics

Air travel is on the rise, but new regulations are making the market more complicated.

Air transportation is becoming an increasingly important part of logistics, especially amid the instability of sea shipping. However, new regulations for preparing air waybills are creating additional challenges and risks for market participants.