The exploration of the ocean is essential for the exploitation of marine resources and the
sustainable development of human society. In order to assess both the health and the …

Tumor-associated components, especially extratumoral bacteria (EB) in the form of biofilms,
could exacerbate cancer progression and hinder the effectiveness of antitumor drugs by …

Microbial communities that form surface-attached biofilms must release and disperse their
constituent cells into the environment to colonize fresh sites for continued survival of their …

Environmental pollution remains a major societal problem, leading to serious impacts on
living organisms including humans. Human activities such as civilization, urbanization, and …

Interactions between tumoral cells and tumor‐associated bacteria within the tumor
microenvironment play a significant role in tumor survival and progression, potentially …

Introduction Host-microbe interactions are important to human health and ecosystems
globally, so elucidating the complex host-microbe interactions and associated protein …

Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a notorious opportunistic pathogen associated with chronic
biofilm-related infections, posing a significant challenge to effective treatment strategies …

Introduction Antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections, such as Pseudomonas aeruginosa and
Staphylococcus aureus, are prevalent in lung cancer patients, resulting in poor clinical …

Fish diseases in aquaculture pose a significant threat to nutrient security and the fishing
industry's income. However, identifying infectious fish can be challenging due to the lack of …

Background Since the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic, alcohol-based hand sanitizer
dispensers (HSDs) have been installed in most public and clinical settings for hygiene …