Dirty bags are breeding ground for unwanted bacteria that could cause E. coli, streptococcus and staphylococcus.

thick—located somewhere in the cell envelope, presumably in the cytoplasmic surface structure 1. This insulating structure is called here the ‘low-conductance surface membrane’.

An expert has warned that not taking proper care of makeup brushes and applicators can lead to skin irritation, clogged pores ...

A new tool could make it easier to study scarce plant molecules. Researchers have developed so-called microbial cell factories -- using E. coli and yeast -- to produce a special class of plant ...

While storing cosmetics in makeup bags or handbags might seem like a smart way to keep them protected and organised, ...

An R-loop occurs when newly synthesized RNA binds back to its DNA template, creating a three-stranded structure ... in E. coli. This has significant ramifications for how all cells preserve ...

A professional makeup artist has warned that failing to look after your makeup and applicators could result in skin irritation, clogged pores, and even infections.

The team's approach leveraged the capabilities of E. coli and Baker's ... CLA—thanks to the microbial cell factory—allowed the team to uncover its precise structure for the first time.

Experiments and modeling reveal the unexpected structure that can be seen in bacteria grown in mucus samples and biofilms.

Scientists identify a signaling pathway that triggers muscle fatigue in response to nervous system inflammation or infections ...