Microbiology and immunology

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A 62-year-old man undergoes biopsy of a vocal fold nodule during workup for dysphonia. But what’s the diagnosis?

Wild bats in China are carrying novel coronaviruses capable of binding to human ACE2 receptor

Intestinal sialic acid is crucial for bacteria effectiveness in the gut

Proteins that slip into the brain through blood are responsible for reversing immune cell behavior

We spoke with Craig MacLean on how antibacterials are driving resistance – even among host AMPs

Sitting Down With… Laura Tafe, President of the Association for Molecular Pathology

A curation of readers’ artworks on a single, uniting subject – pathology.

Can machine learning and transcriptomics accurately determine sepsis risk of those with acute infection?

Syndromic molecular testing can give us greater insight into the infectious disease landscape – and potentially prevent future pandemics