Dual-colour glow turns autoluminescent plants into quantitative gene reporters
A red-shifted fungal luciferase paired with a green reporter lets researchers measure gene activity in glowing plants by colour ratio ...
A red-shifted fungal luciferase paired with a green reporter lets researchers measure gene activity in glowing plants by colour ratio ...
Researchers warn that predatory journals, books and meetings are proliferating in biology, and they offer practical tools to help scientists ...
Deep in the forests of Africa and Madagascar lives a group of beetles so strange that early entomologists debated whether ...
For seventy years, the presence of the Clarina syriaca hawk moth in Cyprus was defined by a single, isolated data ...
The first integrated study of Ageneiosus lineatus in the middle Negro River reveals a nocturnal, fish-eating catfish in healthy condition, ...
Deep in the eastern Swiss Alps, a bee so rare that scientists recorded it just six times in nearly ninety ...
A five-year, $2 million NSF-funded collaboration led by Binghamton University is bringing evidence-based teaching practices to faculty across the SUNY ...
Heart failure does not begin when a cardiologist makes the diagnosis. By the time an ejection fraction falls below 40 ...
A new review in Nature Conservation hails Roger Dennis's Butterfly Biology Systems as an outstanding synthesis that reassembles butterfly ecology ...
A PLOS Biology perspective argues that generative AI has severed the link between writing a scientific paper and doing real ...
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