Tag Archives: E. coli
Fungal chitin treatment reestablishes the anaerobic bacteria and decreases the intestinal inflammation in mice
Stress induced Eh jumps are caused by sulfide efflux from Escherichia coli cells
Novel biophysical assay reveals that bacterial cell wall maintaining proteins change interaction conformation based on activity
Can the chloroplast division machinery be evolutionarily dated back to bacteria?
Dual functionality of a graft starch flocculant: flocculation and antibacterial performance in water treatment
The distressful life of FtsZ-deprived bacteria
Rapid monitoring of bacterial growth and antibiotic susceptibility with quantum semiconductor biochips
How bacteria swim
Bacteria are the smallest free-living (self-replicating) organisms. Most swim in aqueous media by rotating flagella, long thin filaments driven at their base by rotary motors. In most cases, the filaments are helical and extend out into the
Stopping the spread of diarrheal disease through the environment
More than half a million children die every year from diarrheal diseases. Most of these diseases are caused by pathogens, or “germs”. In my paper Environmental Transmission of Diarrheal Pathogens in Low and Middle Income Countries published