Antibiotic resistance and biofilm development: UF researchers examine the relationship
One of the main causes of the increase in antibiotic resistance is the ability of bacteria to build biofilms.
One of the main causes of the increase in antibiotic resistance is the ability of bacteria to build biofilms.
The team led by Dr. Robert Ossiboff was the first to characterize serpentovirus in wild free-ranging pythons or in any free-ranging North American reptile.
The UF investigators aim to develop a better vaccine for animals and to ultimately develop a vaccine for humans as well.
Merck Voclosporin KCS (ON HOLD)…
Dr. Kim will focus on developing novel diagnostic and clinical applications in comparative oncology and translational medicine.
A new article in the American Journal of Veterinary Research focuses on college achievements.
The funding will support the development of an optogenetic-based strategy for controlling the external urethral sphincter.
Dr. Wendy Mandese was honored for having the best original research article on small animal medicine published in the Journal of Small Animal Practice in 2021.
New paper in Veterinary Surgery demonstrates the advantages of using 3D guides using advanced imaging techniques.
Dr. Andrew Allison's R21 will enable him to pursue how RNA viruses capture host genes in order to subvert immune responses and cause disease.