Biology

Study Heralds a New Age of Programmable, Environmentally Friendly Bioelectronics

Study Heralds a New Age of Programmable, Environmentally Friendly Bioelectronics

A new generation of bioelectronic devices and sensors are now possible because to the development of a special microscopic toolbox of “green” adjustable electrical components.…
Contrary to What Experts Thought, Soil Bacteria Assist Plants in Surviving Drought

Contrary to What Experts Thought, Soil Bacteria Assist Plants in Surviving Drought

Underneath our feet is a complex planet brimming with varied and interrelated life. In times of stress, plants summon bacteria with chemical signals that can…
The Global response to Antimicrobial Resistance is deemed Insufficient

The Global response to Antimicrobial Resistance is deemed Insufficient

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a significant global health concern. It refers to the ability of microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, and parasites to resist the…
Establishment of a Human Haploid Neural Stem Cell Line for Genome-Wide Genetic Analysis

Establishment of a Human Haploid Neural Stem Cell Line for Genome-Wide Genetic Analysis

In numerous animals, haploid embryonic stem cells (haESCs) have been developed. Due to spontaneous diploidization during differentiation, which weakens lineage-specific screens, mammals lack differentiated haploid…
C. Thermocellum, a Species of Bacteria, has been Found to Carry Out a Signaling Pathway Previously Thought to be Unique to Eukaryotes

C. Thermocellum, a Species of Bacteria, has been Found to Carry Out a Signaling Pathway Previously Thought to be Unique to Eukaryotes

Sensing and communicating with the extracellular environment are both aspects of transmembrane signaling. An important mechanism known as autoproteolysis, which is essential to many cellular…
Examining the Function of Ribosomes in the Creation of Novel Therapies

Examining the Function of Ribosomes in the Creation of Novel Therapies

There are billions of cells in the human body, and each cell uses 60% of its energy to run a particular molecular machine. That device…
Understanding How Cells Divide by Simultaneously Zooming Across Time and Space With Superresolution

Understanding How Cells Divide by Simultaneously Zooming Across Time and Space With Superresolution

Biology depends on the process of cell division, or the development of daughter cells from a mother cell. Every cell receives the same DNA and…
Modeling Research into Neglected Tropical Illnesses

Modeling Research into Neglected Tropical Illnesses

Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) refer to a diverse group of communicable diseases that primarily affect the world’s poorest and most marginalized populations. These diseases are…
The Oldest Spinosaur Brains have been Discovered

The Oldest Spinosaur Brains have been Discovered

The brains and inner ears of two British spinosaurs have been rebuilt by researchers from the University of Southampton and Ohio University, shedding light on…
The Study Identifies a Gene that Gives the Seahorse Brood Pouch a Novel Function

The Study Identifies a Gene that Gives the Seahorse Brood Pouch a Novel Function

Among the wide group of teleost fish, seahorses exhibit a distinctive form. Flame cone cells, a peculiar epithelial cell type, are present in the seahorse’s…
Successful Reprogramming of Mouse Embryonic Stem Cells to Produce Functional Parathyroid Glands

Successful Reprogramming of Mouse Embryonic Stem Cells to Produce Functional Parathyroid Glands

Exciting new opportunities in medicine have been made possible by regenerative medicine. Japanese scientists are currently looking for methods to replicate and reconstruct body organs…
Effects of Neanderthal DNA Discovered in Modern Humans

Effects of Neanderthal DNA Discovered in Modern Humans

Scientists have identified specific segments of the genome containing Neanderthal DNA and have linked some of these genetic variants to specific traits and health conditions.…
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