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Researchers are uncovering the complex mechanisms by which human gut bacteria accomplish a variety of functions, from transforming compounds derived from food into nutrition for the host to producing molecules that impact human behavior and performance.

Scientists from the United States have recently assessed the evolutionary success of mutations accumulated across severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) genome. They have observed that the positively-selected mutations in the viral spike S1 subunit are primarily responsible for adaptive evolution. This indicates that the virus may undergo antigenic drift.

  Bile acids made by the liver have long been known for their critical role in helping to absorb the food we ingest.

Bile acids made by the liver have long been known for their critical role in helping to absorb the food we ingest.

These viruses can alter our gut microbiome to improve brain function.

Company begins 2022 with multiple active programs with data readouts expected this year Initial data from COVID-19 Phase II study expected in the first...

A research team collaborating across the University of Texas Medical Branch-Galveston, Pfizer Vaccine Research, and BioNTech SE recently conducted a study on the neutralization capacity of the...

An apple a day keeps the doctor away — but what about a banana? They're actually packed with nutrients. Here are 12 banana benefits you might be missing out on:

Maureen McGargill, Ph.D., Department of Immunology, and graduate student Chun-Yang Lin. Prior infection with coronaviruses that cause the common cold

The yellow fever virus vaccine may not do as well at neutralizing the current Brazilian strain as it does against the virulent strain in Africa, researchers say.