Bacteria Use Cell Collisions as a Sensory System to Steer Group Movement
New research shows that Pseudomonas aeruginosa senses collisions with neighbouring cells and uses this mechanosensory feedback to actively regulate collective ...
New research shows that Pseudomonas aeruginosa senses collisions with neighbouring cells and uses this mechanosensory feedback to actively regulate collective ...
A bioinformatic study links the spindle checkpoint kinase TTK to poor survival and immune evasion in lung adenocarcinoma through a ...
A Nature Communications study of blue damselfish across Okinawa's urbanization gradient shows that fish thriving in degraded coastal waters carry ...
A scoping review of 19 screening instruments finds that most fail to cover both DSM-5 criteria for somatic symptom disorder, ...
A Philippine study finds paclobutrazol leaves 'MD2' pineapple plantlet survival and emergence unchanged but suppresses root development and compacts shoot ...
A new Science study of 1,050 Polynesian genomes shows that nested founder effects from ancient ocean voyaging shaped the genetic ...
A new case study of the December 2025 fog siege at Patna Airport shows that persistence depends on a coordinated ...
A three-wave study of 6,507 Taiwanese adolescents finds that intensive digital parenting can buffer compulsive internet use but backfire when ...
A new study projects that climate change will amplify flood volumes in Thailand's Chao Phraya River basin by up to ...
Researchers used a DNA recording technology called DNA Typewriter to reconstruct the largest cell lineage tree ever built for a ...
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