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Study: Eating foods with natural antimicrobial compounds can help shape your gut microbiota

Prebiotic and probiotic foods are universally considered to be the best foods for supporting a healthy gut microbiota. Fresh fruits, leafy greens and whole grains provide a form of dietary [.] ....

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Viruses Can See and Hear Their Surroundings Once Inside Us [Study]

The discovery confirms previous theories that viruses are aware of their biological environment inside their infected host organism. ....

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Improving Student Success with Course-based Undergraduate Research: The UMass Amherst SEA-PHAGES Program

The UMass Amherst Inclusive Excellence Program, now in its fifth year, is funded by a $1 million grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) to increase the university’s capacity for inclusion of all students, but especially for students traditionally underrepresented in the sciences. ....

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Phages - an alternative to antibiotics? | Tomorrow Today - The Science Magazine | DW

Growing levels of antibiotic resistance worldwide have led to an increase in research in bacteriophages as a possible substitute for antibiotics. Swiss researchers are even engineering phages in the lab to fight a broader range of bacteria. ....

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The human body is amazing - but sometimes it needs repairing. Scientists have developed replacement eardrums that work just like natural ones, as well as a new method of healing complex bone fractures. Plus: could bacteriophages replace antibiotics? ....

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