Insect wings are packed with sensory equipment, but the question of whether moths could truly “smell” with their wings has...

For thousands of years, silk has been prized for its remarkable strength, luster, and versatility—yet the biochemical choreography that converts...

Aging skeletal muscle often weakens early, limiting repair after injury and contributing to stiffness, fat infiltration, and loss of fast-twitch...

Saber-toothed cats (Smilodon fatalis) from the La Brea Tar Pits preserve more than just bones—they also retain a medical record...

Non-native and invasive woody trees are increasingly recognized as a major threat to biodiversity, especially after major land-use disturbances. A...

Trypanosome mitochondria rely on an RNA-editing process that rewrites transcripts through precisely timed uridine deletions and insertions, guided by complementary...

A new study in Nature Plants spotlights how plants keep their chromosomes properly wired during the critical process of meiosis....

A new study in Cell Death Discovery reports that glioblastoma cells may be made far more vulnerable to radiation by...

Membraneless biomolecular condensates—assemblies of DNA, RNA, and proteins—are emerging as active players in living cells rather than passive storage sites....

Foul odors can be a cue to something much worse. CSU professor Jessica Metcalf is helping build smarter defenses against...