MindFlayer, the larger virus in this microscope image, was found with the smaller MiniFlayer virus attached to its “neck.” (courtesy of Tagide deCarvalho/University of Maryland, Baltimore County) ...

More than a million people a year are already dying from infections caused by microbes that are resistant to treatment – it's ...

Bacteriophages or "phages" is the terms used for viruses that infect bacteria. The UAB researchers, led by Terje Dokland, Ph.D., in collaboration with Asma Hatoum-Aslan, Ph.D., at the University ...

Electron microscopes use a beam of accelerated electrons to illuminate an object, providing much higher resolution than a light microscope. Cryo-electron microscopy adds the element of super-cold ...

The discovery started as part of a routine undergraduate project where bacteriophages – viruses that infect bacteria – are isolated from environmental samples and sent to labs for sequencing.

Scientists captured a microscope image of this satellite virus, in purple, ... "No one has ever seen a bacteriophage — or any other virus — attach to another virus," lead study author Tagide ...

A group of McMaster researchers who routinely work with bacteriophages—viruses that eat bacteria—had a pleasant and potentially very important surprise while preparing slides to view under a ...

They appear to be satellite viruses of bacteriophages—bacteria-infecting viruses—that target species of Streptomyces bacteria. The satellite-and-helper combinations have been named the Mulch ...

Here in the U.S. is where this virus was first ... says it took a very special microscope to discover viruses latching ... No one has ever seen a bacteriophage—or any other virus—attach ...

Montana Technological University students, faculty and researchers can now take pictures of bacteriophages and more, rather than having to travel more than an hour to other campuses. The National ...

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In a world first, scientists have observed one virus latching onto another. The interaction was captured in astonishing detail using a microscope that fires beams of electrons at its subject. The ...