It's like a tiny bacterial thief sneaking ... but it's even more engaging. Let's look at what this bacteria does, and why. Inside the bodies of tiny parasitic wasps, a microscopic drama unfolds.

Some of them like fat, others want sugar. So they send out signals to our brain to get what they want. Now, that doesn't mean you should just throw in the towel and do what your bacteria overlords ...

pneumoniae and mice that affected the mode of dissemination hinting that the interaction between the bacteria and the host’s immune system may determine the outcome of the infection. “The project ...