WHOLISTIC captures cellular communication across a living zebrafish
A body-wide imaging method recorded calcium communication from nearly every cell in a living larval zebrafish, revealing coordinated circuits among ...
Tag: physiology
Gut May Have Been the Body’s First Brain, Evolutionary Study Argues
Flinders University researchers propose in The Journal of Physiology that the gut's enteric nervous system may be the body's original ...
Markerless Vision: How a Stereo Camera and Eight Pressure Signals Are Rewriting Posture Science in Sheep
A Swiss team pairs a stereo camera with eight pressure signals to build a markerless pipeline that correlates sheep posture ...
Bioenergetic Impedance: The New Framework Explaining Why Some Stress Makes Us Stronger While Other Stress Breaks Us Down
A new network physiology framework proposes bioenergetic impedance—the constraint on energetic throughput and recovery when demand exceeds capacity—as the key ...
Two Weeks Locked Inside a Polish Habitat Left Healthy Bodies Almost Unchanged
A 14-day isolation study at Poland's LunAres Research Station found that basic physiological parameters in 40 healthy adults stayed within ...
Thinner Air and Falling Oxygen May Block Insects Escaping Warming Climates Uphill
A new review in Functional Ecology finds that low oxygen and air pressure at higher elevations may prevent insects from ...
Blood’s Hidden Trick: Plasma Volume, Not Just Red Cells, Drives Altitude Hemoglobin Rise
A study of 281 Andean residents shows that plasma volume contraction begins at lower altitudes than red cell production and ...
Doping-Friendly Enhanced Games Failed to Deliver on Its Performance Promises, Analysis Finds
A retrospective analysis of the inaugural Enhanced Games in Las Vegas found that open doping produced only one suit-assisted world ...
Shared smiles with caregivers may shape babies’ emotional development
Two new studies find that mutual smiling between infants and caregivers is linked to increases in heart-rate variability and becomes ...
Culture media alter retinal organoid physiology promoting AAV transduction and retinal ganglion cell survival
The observation that culture media composition can reshape the physiology of retinal organoids carries implications that extend well beyond the ...
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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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