Female Guinea baboons don’t favor males better at obtaining or sharing meat
For years, scientists have wondered whether a male baboon’s ability to capture and share meat might function as a powerful...
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For years, scientists have wondered whether a male baboon’s ability to capture and share meat might function as a powerful...
AMES, Iowa—A tiny, antenna-like structure found on many animal cells may help explain how turtle embryos sense the warmth that...
Mosquitoes do not appear to share a universal preference for human beings, according to a new study from Florida International...
A developmental protein called PRDM16 may help solve one of regenerative medicine’s most persistent problems: how to make heart cells...
Myotonic dystrophy type 1, or DM1, has long been recognized as a disease of defective RNA processing, but new research...
After ovulation, an egg begins a carefully timed journey through the oviduct, also known as the Fallopian tube, toward the...
Allergic inflammation in the skin may set the stage for life-threatening reactions elsewhere in the body through a previously unrecognized...
Scientists have engineered tobacco and lettuce plants to produce myoglobin—the iron-rich protein responsible for much of meat’s red color and...
A new Cochrane review has challenged several long-standing preparation techniques used immediately before embryo transfer in in vitro fertilization, finding...
Scientists have reconstructed a possible sequence of events linking the chemistry of hydrothermal vents to the emergence of the first...
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