Preventing Food Poisoning With An Old Biopesticide Delving into the depths of newly published science in the field of biotechnology, welcome to Bioscription. Food poisoning is an ongoing problem in the food supply line around the world. Even in the cleanest and most stringent of countries, outbreaks of illness still occur every now and then […] More
Uncovering The Small Syringe That Bacteria Use To Attack Your Cells Delving into the depths of newly published science in the field of biotechnology, welcome to Bioscription. When discussing pathogens infecting cells, we often turn to discussing viruses. But bacteria also have their methods of infection and one of those ways involves injecting toxic compounds […] More
Wolbachia, The Arthropod-Controlling Bacteria That Lords Over Reproduction Delving into the depths of newly published science in the field of biotechnology, welcome to Bioscription. Across the entire phylum of arthropods, there is something that unites almost all of them. Beyond their genetics and their physiology that places them within Arthropoda in the first place, there […] More
Water Contaminated With Arsenic May Be Cleansed By Discovery Of New Bacteria Delving into the depths of newly published science in the field of biotechnology, welcome to Bioscription. Contaminated drinking water is one of the main health concerns in the world, especially within developing countries. And the greatest contaminant that health officials have to deal […] More
Antibiotic Resistance To One Antibiotic May Cause Multi-Drug Resistance Delving into the depths of newly published science in the field of biotechnology, welcome to Bioscription. Antibiotic resistance continues to be a growing problem in medicine. While overuse of antibiotics plays its role, the general fact of population and usage over time lends itself to the […] More
Climate Change: What Effect Will It Have On Plants? Delving into the depths of newly published science in the field of biotechnology, welcome to Bioscription. Temperature, rainfall, soil stability, and many other factors contribute to plant growth (and in turn successful agriculture). Humans do our best to help influence and manipulate these conditions to improve […] More
