Latest AI and machine learning research in bacterial infection for healthcare professionals.
Serratia sp. are opportunistic Gram-negative bacteria capable of forming robust biofilms and expressing a wide range of quorum sensing (QS)-regulated virulence factors, including motility, protease secretion, and prodigiosin production. The rise of multidrug-resistant strains has emphasized the urgent need for alternative therapeutic strategies targeting bacterial virulence rather than viability. ...
The dairy as well as other food industries face major challenges as retirement of experienced staff members can lead to substantial knowledge and skill gaps. New artificial intelligence and modeling tools may offer an opportunity for the dairy industry to capture existing expert knowledge into digital systems. A specific industry challenge includes the identification of fluid milk spoilage pattern...
DNA-damaging antibiotics like ciprofloxacin (CIP) induce extensive double-strand breaks in Escherichia coli, triggering both the SOS response and rapi...
Array-based sensing technology holds immense potential for the rapid identification of pathogenic bacteria. Nevertheless, developing a universal strat...
Accurate and highly sensitive detection of pathogenic bacteria is essential to public health. Conventional biosensors often rely on bulk signal amplif...
Polylactic acid (PLA), promoted as a "compostable" alternative to petroleum-based plastics, often persists as microplastics (MPs) in compost that re-e...
Selective enrichment of target bacteria from complex communities, such as the human microbiome, has remained a challenge. Here, we report precision si...
BACKGROUND: Urinary tract infection (UTI) is among the most common bacterial infections in children and can lead to both acute and chronic complicatio...
Prion and prion-like proteins are classically associated with protein misfolding, but amyloidogenic sequences can also participate in host defence. He...
UNLABELLED: The Gulf of Mexico/Gulf of America provides ecosystem services derived from marine biodiversity and oil and gas resources. Threats posed b...
While the biochemical impacts of heavy metals on aquatic organisms are well-documented, quantitative behavioral analyses remain limited. This study in...
OBJECTIVE: To determine underlying infectious disease as bacterial, fungal, or viral in origin from longitudinal assessment of biochemistry and hemato...
Lyme disease, the most common tick-borne infectious disease in the United States, presents with highly variable clinical outcomes, ranging from locali...
Neisseria gonorrhoeae is a common Gram-negative pathogen with increasing resistance to all recommended antibiotics. There is a critical need to improv...
Aerobic spore-forming bacteria cause food poisoning and spoilage and can be distinguished from other bacteria based on colony size and shape when grow...
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a global public health threat. Mortality and poor treatment outcomes are the key consequences of AMR. Conventional a...
For the precise molecular detection of bloodstream infection, sample processing is critical, as it involves purifying pathogenic DNA to circumvent the...
Oxygen is a primary driver of the distribution and activity of microbial life. Since oxygen levels are often difficult to measure in situ, one potenti...
Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) is a globally prevalent gastric pathogen whose increasing antimicrobial resistance has reduced the efficacy of convent...
Vibrational spectroscopy, due to its inherent specificity in providing a spectral "fingerprint" of molecular composition, is an important tool to iden...