Photosystem II Reaction Centre Status Controls Non-Photochemical Quenching Rates in Plants
A plant’s response to excessive sunlight may depend on a detail hidden deep inside the molecular machinery that captures light:...
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A plant’s response to excessive sunlight may depend on a detail hidden deep inside the molecular machinery that captures light:...
Bone fractures may be repaired with help from an unexpected source: dormant cells hiding inside skeletal muscle. A study published...
Lung adenocarcinoma, the most frequently diagnosed form of non-small-cell lung cancer, may be influenced by a gene better known for...
A frog that scientists have heard and observed for decades has finally received its own scientific identity. Researchers from the...
Why do two animals confronted with the same information sometimes make entirely different decisions? A new study of wild cichlid...
LA JOLLA, Calif., August 13, 2026—For decades, biologists have been able to catalog many of the chemical reactions that sustain...
A new study has identified a molecular chain that may help explain how chronic inflammation gradually ages the intestine from...
The membrane surrounding the human brain is easy to overlook until it is damaged. Known as the dura mater, this...
A new study is placing the brain’s dopamine system at the center of one of biology’s most persistent mysteries: why...
Most health checks offer a still photograph of the body: a blood-pressure reading, a cholesterol level, a glucose measurement and...
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