Tiny Spider Fells Prey Many Times Its Size - Scientific American
A spider that caught and devoured a much larger shrew for its meal adds to evidence that more spiders aren’t strangers to dining on vertebrates
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A spider that caught and devoured a much larger shrew for its meal adds to evidence that more spiders aren’t strangers to dining on vertebrates
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AI Algorithm can Help Predict Bacterial Infections, Develop New Treatments Written by AZoRoboticsMar 12 2021 A better understanding of how bacterial proteins function together as a network to take control of human cells could help estimate the outcomes of infections and design novel treatments. Image Credit: Pashkova/shutterstock.com Salmonella and E. coli, are similar to how a hacker takes control of an organization’s software to create chaos. These microorganisms use tiny molecular syringes to administer their own chaos-inducing agents (known as effectors) inside the cells that keep the ...
11 March 2021 Insights into how bacterial proteins work as a network to take control of our cells could help predict infection outcomes and develop new treatments. Much like a hacker seizes control of a company’s software to cause chaos, disease-causing bacteria, such as E. coli and Salmonella, use miniature molecular syringes to inject their own chaos-inducing agents (called effectors) into the cells that keep our guts healthy. These effectors take control of our cells, overwhelming their defences and blocking key immune responses, allowing the infection to take hold. The data represe...
Insights into how bacterial proteins work as a network to take control of our cells could help predict infection outcomes and develop new treatments....