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Emerging Pathogens: Out of the Shadows, into the Database
When Clair Fraser, director of the Institute for Genome Sciences at the University of Maryland ... more »

Characterizing the Microbiome
The microbiome is the community of all the microorganisms in a location. Microbiomics, in turn, is ... more »

BioFlo® 320 Bioprocess Control Station
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The BioFlo 320 seamlessly combines form and function in one state of the art package regardless of ... more »

LabGard ES Class II, Type A2 Biological Safety Cabinet
NuAire
The NU-540 features a DC ECM motor to economize energy while distributing laminar airflow through a ... more »

Stable, reliable secondary fluorophore
The Alexa 488 from Molecular Probes is consistently good. I am on my third vial and am thrilled ... more »

Detecting cytochrome c by immunofluorescence
We are investigating the role of cytochrome c during different apoptosis paradigms. One of the ... more »

New Ebola study points to potential drug target more »

UGA researchers find hormone receptor that allows mosquitoes to reproduce more »

New evidence supports success of fecal transplants in treatment of Clostridium difficile infection more »

Turning to freshwater sources to fight drug-resistant tuberculosis, other infections more »

Gene study helps explain Legionnaires' probe complications more »

Ironing out oxidative stress more »

New mechanisms of 'social networking' in bacteria more »

Purging a virus from organ transplants more »

Mummified bodies reveal how tuberculosis ravaged the heart of 18th century Europe more »

Complex bacterial challenge in fight against deadly amphibian disease more »

Circulation of highly pathogenic avian flu in North American birds more »

Microbes scared to death by virus presence more »