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The fungicide-resistant pathogen causing trouble among the tulips
Eight strains of azole-resistant Aspergillus fumigatus (A. fumigatus) – a pathogenic fungus that infects humans – have been identified on a tulip…
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Long COVID syndrome is likely to be caused by blood clotting
Recent research indicates that the linking factor between COVID-19 infection, severe acute COVID-19 infection and progression to Long COVID syndrome…
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Breakthrough chikungunya single-dose vaccine success in Phase III trials
Phase III trials for the VLA1553 vaccine against chikungunya virus indicated promising results by inducing protective CHIKV neutralizing antibody titers…
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Climate change may limit spread of dengue fever
Infection with dengue virus makes mosquitoes more sensitive to warmer temperatures, as does infection with the bacterium Wolbachia used to…
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HIV stem cell therapy on the horizon by regenerating damaged cells in the gut
Researchers discover the role of stem cells in gut lymphoid tissue regeneration and enhanced immunity against SIV in non-human primate…
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What impact does online learning during the COVID-19 pandemic have on young adults?
Research presented at the World Microbe Forum (online, 20–24 June 2021) has detailed the effect of increased screen time on…
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Bifidobacteria found to inhibit SARS-CoV-2
Researchers have discovered certain bacteria that reside in the human intestine secrete compounds that inhibit SARS-CoV-2. Research from Yonsei…
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Gene atlas of malaria parasite reveals potential drug and vaccine targets
Scientists from Imperial College London (UK) and the Wellcome Sanger Institute (Cambridge, UK) have mapped the genetic changes malaria parasites…
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Plankton vs parasites
New research using plankton has revealed that not all hosts are equal when it comes to infectious disease spread between…
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Predicting severe COVID-19: attack of the killer (T) cells
A team of researchers has identified the first biomarker to reliably predict patients at risk of developing a severe case…