Training Microbes to Speak the Molecular Code of Healing
Training microbes to speak the molecular code of healing involves intracellular living therapeutics that convert cellular signals into coordinated healing programs.
I became a microbiologist because I was fascinated by the secret lives of microbes, with viruses and bacteria having an elegance that I couldn’t ignore – tiny organisms that could hijack or reshape the biology of much larger hosts.
When I specialized in virology, I was drawn to the question of how viruses moved through the body, how they entered cells, and hijacked cell biology for their own purposes, with some of my early work focusing on mother-to-infant transmission of HIV.
tiny organisms that could hijack or reshape the biology of much larger hosts.
Author's summary: Microbes can be trained to heal.
More News
- Glaude urges a simple reponse to MAGA: 'You're lying' – Baptist News Global
- BlockDAG Nears Major Breakthrough as Crypto Twitter Buzzes Over $433M Presale and Exchange Rumors
- From Reimagining Capitalism to Reweaving Ourselves: Leadership for a Sustainable and Caring Future in a World on Fire — Harvard ALI Social Impact Review
- OpenAI completes for-profit shift
- Andy Cohen Praises a Dallas Church for its Reponse to Gov. Abbott's War on Crosswalks
- Elaine Hendrix on Vegan Living, ‘Dancing With the Stars’, and Life After ‘The Parent Trap’
- Touchscreen Displays Bring Simpler Control For Industry Systems
- European Market Monitor: Cars and Vans (September 2025) - International Council on Clean Transportation
- GRID Powers Up: XSite Braehead Unveils Bold New Identity