Biology
Stranded Porpoise Genome Reveals Hidden Lineage and Shrinking Habitat in the Arabian Sea
A complete mitochondrial genome from a stranded porpoise in India reveals a genetically distinct Arabian Sea lineage and shows that...
Dual-Branch AI Framework CrossBranch Sharpens Cell-Type Maps Across Omics Data
A new dual-branch deep learning framework called CrossBranch improves the estimation of cell-type composition from bulk, proteomic, and spatial omics...
Lab-Grown Kidney Tissue Wins $240,000 Boost in Fight Against Rare Genetic Disease
The PKD Foundation has awarded USC Stem Cell scientist Zhongwei Li a two-year, $240,000 grant to build organoid and assembloid...
Sun-Powered Microbes Turn CO2 Into Industrial Organic Acids
A new review details how engineered cyanobacteria are being transformed into photosynthetic cell factories that convert carbon dioxide and sunlight...
Giraffe and Rhino Blood Chemistry Revealed in Landmark NMR Metabolomics Study
A rigorous proton NMR metabolomics study of free-ranging South African giraffes and white rhinoceroses reveals widespread blood metabolite differences between...
AI, CRISPR and Multi-Omics Converge to Reshape Antileishmanial Drug Discovery
A new review outlines how multi-omics, CRISPR functional genomics, artificial intelligence and host-directed immunotherapy can be integrated into a precision...
Centuries of Sheep Drives Left Their Mark in the DNA of Iberian Herding Dogs
A genomic study of 445 Iberian livestock dogs shows that centuries of transhumance preserved high genetic diversity and blurred the...
Graphene Oxide Meets Methylglyoxal in New Attack on Chronic Wound Biofilms
Italian researchers have shown that a patented combination of graphene oxide and methylglyoxal disrupts membranes, cuts chronic wound biofilms by...
Aging Muscle Weakens When a Key Exercise Enzyme Stays Switched On
New research in Aging Cell shows that the exercise-responsive enzyme CaMKII, when chronically activated, drives mitochondrial mislocalization, aging-like gene expression,...
Coffee and Cake Together: Seoul Study Finds Caffeine, Not Sugar, Drives Risk in Kids
A Seoul analysis of 99 café products found that 19 to 44 percent of beverage–dessert pairings probabilistically exceed caffeine limits...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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