How Plants Fight Back: The Molecular Arms Race Against Aphids
A new review in Stress Biology details how phytohormone signaling, salivary effectors, and transcription factor networks shape the molecular arms...
Kristina Jarvis is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Infectious Disease Medicine coverage.
A new review in Stress Biology details how phytohormone signaling, salivary effectors, and transcription factor networks shape the molecular arms...
When a virus invades a cell, the cell faces a split-second decision that can determine the fate of an entire...
Beneath the permanent grasslands of Belgium lives one of Europe's palest insects, and a new study shows it is far...
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One of the world's most common chronic liver diseases may have a surprisingly precise weak point: a single pore in...
For decades, immunologists have faced an uncomfortable trade-off. Cells grown in flat Petri dishes lose the flowing blood, chemical gradients,...
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The Democratic Republic of the Congo is battling the seventeenth Ebola outbreak in its recorded history, and the figures arriving...
Scientists at Fujian Medical University in China have mapped a previously hidden circuit that ties cellular metabolism to innate antiviral...
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