Mussels Show Signs of Fear, Too
For a blue mussel, eating can be a dangerous business. The animal survives by filtering seawater through its body, extracting...
Lydia K. writes about cell and molecular biology, focusing on cellular processes, proteins, signaling pathways, molecular mechanisms, and experimental methods.
For a blue mussel, eating can be a dangerous business. The animal survives by filtering seawater through its body, extracting...
A new review in Ferroptosis and Oxidative Stress examines whether one class of compounds could suppress two interconnected forms of...
Measuring the mechanics of a fragile biological material without disturbing it has long been a major challenge in biophysics. Now,...
A New Look at Coronin Proteins Challenges a Longstanding View of the Cell’s Actin Machinery For decades, coronin proteins have...
A new study in mice suggests that GLP-1 receptors, best known for their role in appetite control and metabolic regulation,...
Chronic pelvic pain affects millions of people and can persist despite medication, physical therapy, nerve stimulation and surgery. A new...
CLEVELAND — A new study from University Hospitals Connor Whole Health and the UH Fertility Center has identified the kinds...
For centuries, the narwhal’s long, ivory-colored tusk was treated as evidence of magic. In medieval Europe, these extraordinary teeth were...
Ghent, 18 August 2026 — Beneath the soil, tomato roots are not passive anchors but dynamic biological interfaces where plants...
Australian women are turning to intravenous iron at a rate that has increased dramatically over the past decade, according to...
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