So Collins and his graduate student Tara Deans decided to follow the 'divide and conquer' paradigm; they combined repression at a lactose operon (lac) and a tet-controlled promoter with RNA ...

This study reveals how gut microbiome interactions influence E. coli colonization, using Dynamic Covariance Mapping to ...

The undigested lactose has nowhere to go but the large intestine, where it gets fermented and creates a lot of gas. This gas is the root of your baby’s foremilk/hindmilk imbalance symptoms.