Life Sciences
Now available on campus: Microscopy tech that can create images of large and small molecules for scientists and engineers
A&M plans open house and symposium for new cryo-EM facility on Dec. 3
Insects are unlikely to spread coronavirus, new A&M study says
CDC-funded research answers concern about virus transmission
Balancing act: Ongoing research aims to protect both bats and people
Survey identifies abandoned structures that provide seasonal habitats
Most Americans took risks with travel or leisure before vaccinations began
The most common risky activity? Visiting family or friends, new A&M survey finds
Disarming bacteria? Phages may offer gentler remedies for infections
Unlike traditional phage therapy, this new approach will avoid releasing toxins in the body, A&M researchers say
‘Notoriously difficult’: Researchers study function of amino-acid radicals
Results could have implications from cancer drugs to solar energy
A&M-UTMB team identifies potential drug to treat SARS-CoV-2
In a newly published study, researchers call for clinical trials on an FDA-approved heart medication
New class of antibiotics? Study says ‘hidden’ genes could provide the key
Membrane-localized phage proteins may also help revitalize and enhance existing antibiotics
Self-deleting genes allow scientists to test methods for mosquito control
Project receives $3.9 million in funding from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases