Non-native plants’ mycorrhizal strategies shift across biomes and disturbance levels
A global study has challenged one of ecology’s most persistent assumptions about invasive plants: that their success is consistently powered...
Lydia Kingsley writes about cell and molecular biology, focusing on cellular processes, proteins, signaling pathways, molecular mechanisms, and experimental methods.
A global study has challenged one of ecology’s most persistent assumptions about invasive plants: that their success is consistently powered...
Cryo-electron microscopy has transformed structural biology by allowing scientists to visualize proteins and other biological machines at near-atomic resolution. Yet...
A subtropical tree has revealed how forests may survive a future defined by hotter temperatures, rising atmospheric carbon dioxide and...
The idea that every adult needs exactly eight hours of sleep has become one of modern wellness culture’s most durable...
Regulatory T cells, commonly known as Treg cells, are the immune system’s essential peacekeepers. They suppress excessive immune reactions, limit...
Spatial biology has promised a more complete view of how cells behave inside tissues, but that promise has often come...
The nucleus is often portrayed as a fortress, sealed off from the rest of the cell by a protective membrane....
Twenty years after scientists first demonstrated that a mature cell could be pushed backward into a stem-cell-like state, induced pluripotent...
Sepsis can turn the immune system’s emergency response into a source of widespread tissue damage. When infection triggers an uncontrolled...
Researchers have introduced a synthetic “cell” platform designed to do something conventional biomaterials and biochemical assays have struggled to achieve:...
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