A single, microscopic bacterium divides and expands into a visible colony that can further organize into dynamic structures, ...

She grew the belly-button bacteria in a petri dish and then added it to milk. Sure enough, after a few hours, the milk curdled into cheese. Belly-button Brie, anyone? Now, for the most part ...

These girls at Copthall wanted to investigate the bacteria growing on their possessions. They took some petri dishes, and they swabbed some of their stuff, and put them in an incubator set at just ...

There are small petri dishes, there are large petri dishes ... MEGA has revealed that the fittest antibiotic-resistant bacteria may not necessarily grow the fastest. On the oversized plate, “you can ...

This approach avoids the use of laboratory animals", explains microbiologist Dr. Sabine Gronow, head of the Pathogenic Bacteria working group at the Leibniz Institute DSMZ. "However, cultivating ...

use either different concentrations of the same solution, or a variety of different solutions. Reason – this will kill any bacteria that are present in the solution or on the petri dishes.

Researchers were shocked to see that bacteria's antimicrobial resistance is strengthened when exposed to plastic particles and point to a potential outsized impact on refugees.