Molecules in mucus subdue microbes to make them harmless
Mucus contains sugars that can interfere with bacteria’s communication and behavior, a new study found.
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Researcher finds new immune system in mucus
Think about mucus - what comes to mind? It's slimy, it's gross, no one really likes it, right? Well, as ...
Why is Rudolph’s nose red? Scientists explain
(c) Flickr Labelled as an outcast by the rest of Santa's sleigh pulling reindeer, Rudolph the ...
The war against bacteria: mucus to the rescue
Mucous cells on the stomach lining Bacteria biofilms, when formed, pose a significant health risk in ...
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How long can humans survive without food or water?
This will vary a lot from person to person, but the ‘rule of three’ is generally valid: 3 days without...
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