Fruit enthusiasts are creeping out over an alarming video on Twitter that showed the juicy red fruit teeming with microscopic critters of biblical plague ... a strawberry under a microscope ...

Yersinia pestis, the bacterium that causes plague, appears in this microscope image of the bacteria in the blood of the patient. Its cells are the tiny and safety-pin shaped. It kills between 50 ...

Bubonic plague is still found in scattered locations ... Yet, the disease may still have left its mark on humankind. Under the microscope, Yersinia pestis doesn't look particularly special.

Fluorescent plague bacteria inside amoebae. Scale bar indicates 30 microns. David Markman Next we used a transmission electron microscope to obtain even more detailed images of the inside of ...

By examining a blood sample under the microscope, they counted his white ... Related: Earliest known strain of plague could have come from a beaver bite The treatment: The doctors put the patient ...

David Markman receives funding from the Department of Defense through the National Defense, Science, and Engineering Graduate Fellowship program. Plague is a highly contagious disease that has ...

In the Gortner Laboratory on the St. Paul campus, University of Minnesota graduate student Nate Feltman examines a fruit fly under a microscope ... Literally, a plague to be reckoned with.” Correction ...

and the potential source of the infection is still under investigation, the Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment said in a news release. The plague is an infectious disease caused ...