Cells behave like crowded cities, yet many crucial molecular conversations have been impossible to watch directly in real time. Traditional...
A new evolutionary study is upending a century-old assumption about how vertebrate muscles work. For decades, researchers have treated muscle...
Lockdown birth cohort research is adding new evidence to the long-running debate over how early-life disruptions shape later development. A...
Why the immune system wanes with age remains one of biology’s most persistent puzzles. A new USC study, published in...
Using sound to guide living cells, researchers have now demonstrated how engineered tissue can be actively steered toward forming blood-vessel-like...
The University of Cincinnati (UC) and UC Health have unveiled the Center for Alzheimer’s and Neurodegenerative Diseases Research (CANDR), a...
A new study in PLOS Biology reports the first experimental evidence that non-human primates can experience the uncanny valley—an effect...
Body Repairs Itself by Reverting Aged Cells into Stem-Like States A new study from the Technion suggests the body can...
Honey bee larvae do not smell the way adult bees do, according to a new study that links the phenomenon...
Biological invasions can bring once-isolated lineages into contact, and hybridization often follows. That genetic mixing may generate new combinations of...
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