MBIO

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MBIOModern Computer Tools for the Biosciences (workshop)
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- US-based clinical diagnostics and sample testing company MBio Diagnostics, Inc.
MBio Diagnostics Raises Additional USD 6m in Series B Funding
Dogs are a potential reservoir for a future influenza pandemic, according to a new study, which was published on Tuesday in the journal mBio, which is affiliated with the American Society for Microbiology.
Dogs potential reservoir for future influenza pandemic
The study, published in the journal mBio, said they are a potential reservoir for a future pandemic because dog flu is jumping from pigs - and becoming more diverse.
Dogs could spread killer flu to humans sparking fears of new pandemic; Man's best friend may have to be vaccinated to protect against the risk of a new pandemic, say scientists
The findings, published in the journal mBio, may help explain why many P.
Malaria parasite may stay hidden in bone marrow
The findings, published in the journal mBio , may help explain why many Plasmodium vivax infections go undetected.
Malaria parasite can live in bone marrow
While it seems a far-fetched reality at present, he cited the Muntinlupa Barangay Information Officers (MBIO) as the first and only active communicators' group in the community level in the country.
Andanar cites Muntinlupa's program to combat fake news, false public info
This teamwork lets infections spread more easily--but also could offer a target for new treatments, scientists report online June 28 in mBio.
Microbes join in oral conspiracy: benign mouth bacteria provide energy boost for pathogen
The findings were published in specialist journal mBio.
FLU JABS NO HELP TO OBESE; Bodies 'less able to fight off virus'
The culprit is related to a family of influenza viruses, and appears to kill fish by causing brain swelling in tilapia in Israel and liver disease in the fish in Ecuador, said the findings in the journal mBio.
Scientists identify deadly tilapia virus
"Infections caused by ESKAPE bacteria are essentially unbeatable and contribute to increasing mortality in hospitals," said UBC microbiologist Julian Davies, co-author of a paper published in the American Society for Microbiology's mBio journal.
Rare mineral clays found in the traditional territories
A newly-published paper in mBio reports that 229E, which produces a range of respiratory symptoms from the common cold to more lethal outcomes such as pneumonia, can survive on surface materials including ceramic tiles, glass, rubber, and stainless steel for at least five days.
Using copper to prevent the spread of respiratory viruses
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