Santa Barbara Humane provided free veterinary care to more than 240 animals at two recent community events, including the recent “Day in the Park” event at Waller Park, a news release said. At the August 18 event in Santa Maria, Santa Barbara Humane offered pet owners the opportunity to access essential veterinary services such as […]
Selecting the right equipment and disposables is an essential step for manufacturers seeking efficiency, quality compliance and customer satisfaction. For the biopharmaceutical industry, strict regulatory guidelines can make revalidation of new equipment or materials very difficult. In addition to the cost of revalidation, choosing the wrong equipment also results in material loss, labor costs and […]
Chin, KW, Michelle Tiong, HL, Vijitra, LI & Ma, NL An overview of antibiotics and antibiotic resistance. Environment. Adv. 11100331 (2023). Article Google Scholar Alqahtani, FA, Almustafa, HI, Alshehri, RS, Alanazi, SO & Khalifa, AY. Combating antibiotic resistance in bacteria: developing new therapeutic strategies. ^ “J. Pure Appl. Microbiol. 1998: 233 ff.” 162201-2224. https://doi.org/10.22207/JPAM.16.4.01 (2022). […]
Electric field-driven migration of Salmonella. Image credit: UC Regents Studies have shown that an electric current in the intestines can attract pathogens such as salmonella. Scientists at UC Davis found that Salmonella enters the body using electrical signals in the gut (a process called galvanotaxis). This process offers new insights into bacterial infections and potential […]
A recent review in the magazine Sustainable Microbiology discussed how the use of biocides can improve well-being – but only if there is a clear benefit. The new report suggests limiting the use of biocides to applications where there is a concrete benefit, while avoiding unnecessary restrictions when real benefits can be demonstrated. The article […]
