Pathobiology
Researchers harness phages to combat drug-resistant bacteria with novel treatment methods
Texas A&M researchers publish findings in the journals Science and Nature Communications.
How does Lyme disease wreak havoc on humans? Interdisciplinary team of Texas A&M scientists looks for answers
Researchers publish findings in the Journal of Immunology
Angelman syndrome: Scientists prepare to shift first molecular therapeutic into clinical development
Texas A&M team publishes findings in Science Translational Medicine
Cleaning up ‘forever chemicals’: Plant-based material can eat PFAs
Researches publish findings from federally funded project in Nature Communications
Feeding fish: Scientists improve nutritional strategies for farmed bass
USDA provides $1.15 million in federal funding to support research
Resisting pests: Modern corn gets boost from ancestor’s microbes
Multidisciplinary team aims to create an insect-control method that is also environmentally friendly
The real macaws: New method matches chicks with foster parents
Technique overcomes 80 percent mortality rate for second chicks among scarlet macaws
‘Hairy roots’: Method creates supply of ‘unculturable’ pathogens for labs
Texas A&M AgriLife researchers publish results in Nature Communications
‘Disease triangle’ indicates world is far from end of COVID-19 pandemic
Humans can learn a lot from plant pathology, A&M virologist says
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