Mothers Pass Oxidative Stress Resistance to Offspring in Long-Lived Fruit Flies
A reciprocal cross study in Drosophila shows that paraquat resistance linked with extended longevity is heritable across generations, with maternal ...
Tag: Drosophila
Somatic Cells Kill Germline Cysts by Acidification, Review Finds
A new review synthesises evidence that somatic support cells eliminate germline cysts in flies and mice through a conserved non-apoptotic ...
Inside the Nucleus: How a Fly Protein Guards Aging Neurons Against Death
A new review highlights how the nuclear scaffold protein LaminB acts as a stress-integration gatekeeper in neurons, with Drosophila studies ...
Chlorogenic Acid Shields Aging Gut Stem Cells Through the Fly Version of NRF2
A new GeroScience study shows that the dietary polyphenol chlorogenic acid protects aging intestinal stem cells from oxidative stress in ...
Scientists discover the brain’s sleep pressure runs on an oscillating two-cell switch
New research in fruit flies shows that sleep pressure is encoded and enacted by a half-center oscillator of mutually inhibitory ...
How fruit fly tumors reveal ancient pathways that drive human RAS cancers
A new Drosophila cancer atlas called ART-D maps ten genetically defined Ras-driven tumor models through three stages of malignancy and ...
Fat Body Hormone SPARC Drives Insulin Release and Body Growth in Fly Larvae
A new BMC Biology study identifies the fat body-secreted matricellular protein SPARC as an evolutionarily conserved, incretin-like signal that promotes ...
A Single Workout Reshapes Over 3,000 Proteins Across the Body, New Atlas Reveals
A time-resolved proteomic atlas of plasma, saliva and urine reveals that a single bout of exercise regulates more than 3,000 ...
Bacterial Uracil in the Larval Gut Primes Adult Flies to Taste Microbial Danger
New research in PLOS Biology reveals that bacterial uracil triggers gut ROS signaling and a single larval TrpA1-B neuron in ...
Calcium Gatekeepers: TMBIM Proteins Steer Early Brain Development
New research shows that TMBIM family proteins regulate early neuronal differentiation by maintaining ER calcium stores that power SOCE, lysosomal ...
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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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