Scientists Use Weather Radar Tech to Watch Storms of Microbe

Scientists Use Weather Radar Tech to Watch Storms of Microbes Brew Inside Cells


Scientists Use Weather Radar Tech to Watch Storms of Microbes Brew Inside Cells
28 FEBRUARY 2021
Scientists are using a radar-like weather system to watch as a storm of pathogens brew inside living tissue.
The strategy is entirely novel, according to the authors, and relies on a technique very similar to Doppler radars, which can detect the motion of precipitation and predict upcoming weather patterns.
 
Doppler ultrasounds, which use sound waves to create images of blood flow, are already used in the medical sphere, but this new technique can allow scientists to peek inside individual cells to see how they respond to pathogens like salmonella and

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