Earwig genomes reveal a brand-new telomere code never seen in insects
A chromosome-level genome assembly of the lesser earwig Labia minor shows that Dermaptera telomeres are built from a 5-base TTCGG/CCGAA ...
Tag: genomics
Cancer Cells Selectively Strip Gene-Rich Regions of the Y Chromosome to Fuel Tumor Growth
A new study shows that cancer cells selectively erode gene-rich regions of the Y chromosome, disrupting regulatory pathways and opening ...
Dual autoencoder framework sharpens single-cell clustering accuracy
A new deep clustering method, scDAEC, combines two autoencoders and multi-head attention to untangle noisy single-cell RNA sequencing data, outperforming ...
Jumping Genes May Shape Fish Immunity, New Analysis Reveals
A systematic review and computational screening of ray-finned fish genomes finds that transposable element sequences match immune-related genes with striking ...
Chloroplast genomes reveal two new primrose species hidden in China’s karst landscapes
Comparative chloroplast genome analysis has confirmed that two morphologically distinct Primula populations from Sichuan and Guizhou provinces are new species, ...
When Bioinformatics Tools Disagree: New Benchmarks Expose the Hidden Fragility of Computational Biology
A new Frontiers in Bioinformatics editorial and seven accompanying studies reveal how different tools, workflows and training data can produce ...
Dragonfly Genomes Reveal Alpine Colonization, Not Tectonic Hitchhiking, in New Zealand
Genomic demographic models show New Zealand's Kapokapowai dragonflies actively colonized the Southern Alps rather than passively riding tectonic uplift, challenging ...
Climbing the causal ladder: a new framework sorts real cancer drug targets from statistical noise
A new evidence-accounting framework called the Causal Integration Ladder separates statistical association from causal, therapeutically tractable mechanism in cervical cancer, ...
AI Reads the Literature to Learn What Genes Do
A new transformer model called LitGene learns gene function by reading the scientific literature and aligning it with Gene Ontology ...
New Tool Reads antimicrobial resistance Genes Straight From Long Sequencing Reads
A new tool called Amira uses gene-space de Bruijn graphs to accurately detect single and multi-copy antimicrobial resistance genes directly ...
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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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