Mapping the inner workings of a living cell: Imaging tool flags new proteins, lipids and DNA to track metabolic changes in animals
Imaging tools like X-rays and MRI have revolutionized medicine by giving doctors a close up view of the brain and […]
FOXP2, a gene implicated in affecting speech and language, is held up as a textbook example of positive selection on […] A new sugar tax introduced on soft drinks in Chile has been effective in reducing consumption of sugary drinks, new […] New computational simulations suggest that the effects of antibiotics on a bacterial community depend on whether neighboring species have competitive […] A common ingredient in toothpaste and hand wash could be contributing to antibiotic resistance, according to University of Queensland research. […] During the first days of life, the heart of a newborn mouse adapts to entirely new physiological conditions, larger volume […] Nearly half a century ago scientists have noticed an interesting phenomenon that small particles flowing through a long tube can […] A researcher at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine has found that the use of stimulants, such as […] Children raised in a rural environment, surrounded by animals and bacteria-laden dust, grow up to have more stress-resilient immune systems […] A Brazilian study published April 26 in the journal Cancer Research shows for the first time in vivo that Zika […]Biology
Study challenges evolution of FOXP2 as human-specific language gene
The impact of the sugar tax in Chile: A bittersweet success?
How competition and cooperation between bacteria shape antibiotic resistance: Antibiotics may indirectly suppress resistant species via attack on sensitive partner species
Toothpaste and hand wash are causing antibiotic resistance
‘Multiomics’ and the newborn mouse heart: New insights into the development of heart disease therapeutics
Flowing cells in a wavy microchannel for effective size-based cell sorting
Link between crystal methamphetamine and immune changes in HIV
City upbringing, without pets, boosts vulnerability to mental illness: ‘Hygiene hypothesis’ likely applies to psychiatric disorders too
Zika virus eliminates advanced human tumor in central nervous system of rodents: A group of Brazilian researchers confirmed for the 1st time in vivo the efficiency of Zika virus in infecting CNS tumor cells – tests even showed that the resulting viral particles were less harmful than the ones created from infection of healthy cells