Articles by University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Researchers investigate whether the number of infecting phages that bind to a bacterial surface corresponds to the amount of viral genetic material injected into the cell 

Results of the trial using the CM001 inhalable drug formulation are expected in 2024

The DNA nets effectively targeted the spike protein and were able to detect the virus at very low levels

High levels of compassion satisfaction buffered some against psychological distress

Study focused on detecting microRNAs that have been linked to certain cancer types

The microscope can, in theory, be used to detect a variety of different cancer types

New sensor was tested on the human adenovirus and the virus that causes COVID-19

Researchers discover salt-loving bacteria in the lungs of patients with pulmonary fibrosis that secrete a peptide that marks the lung cells it touches for death 

It can be difficult to distinguish cancer from healthy tissue or to pinpoint the boundaries of a tumor, and in many cases diagnosis is subjective