An International Team of Scientists Finds the “Fingerprint” for how much Heat and Drought are Harmful to Forests
How hot is too hot, and how dry is too dry, for the Earth’s forests? In a recent study, an international team of researchers examined…
Biology
Study Discovers Genes Play a Role in Florida Corals’ Immune Response to a Rapidly Spreading Disease
The first study to describe what coral genes are doing in response to a disease that is rapidly destroying corals throughout Florida and the Caribbean…
Marine Ecologists Claim that Distance does not Increase the Resilience of Coral Reefs
There is a widely accepted theory that claims coral reefs’ resistance to human impact is correlated with their isolation from human activity. Corals are more…
Accelerating Genome-Level Evolution via Alternative Chromosome Configuration
An uncommon manner of chromosome arrangement has been shown to have major impacts on genome organization and evolution, according to research done at the Max…
Dangerous Tick Bite-Related Meat Allergy: Genetic and Molecular Insights Uncovered
A crucial component connected to the potentially fatal mammalian-meat allergy caused by tick bites has been identified genetically and molecularly by scientists. All mammals, with…
Broad, Long-Lasting Protection from the Universal Influenza B Vaccine, According to Biomedical Sciences Researchers
According to a recent study by researchers in the Institute for Biomedical Sciences at Georgia State University, a new universal flu vaccine protects against influenza…
A Scientist discovered how Taurine Regulates the Size of Brain Cells
Herminia Pasantes Ordóez was about 14 years old when she overheard her mother telling her father that she would never find a husband. Pasantes had…
Scientists Have Discovered a New Function for the Enzyme ADAR1 that Connects it to Age-Related Diseases Through a Function Unrelated to RNA-Editing as People Age
The biomedical research community is faced with a challenging task as a result of aging and age-related illnesses. It is crucial to comprehend how senescence…
Some Squirrels Benefit from Gut Microbes to Survive Hibernation
Ground squirrels are the only squirrels that hibernate during the winter. Ground squirrels do not live in trees, but rather on or in the ground.…
Why are Kitchen Sponges ideal Bacteria Habitats?
Kitchen sponges contain more bacteria than any other surface in your home. We use sponges every day to clean our dishes and surfaces, but they…
Some E. coli Released Viral Grenades within nearby Bacteria
Some bacteria can set off unexploded viral grenades in the DNA of neighboring bacteria. Certain Escherichia coli bacteria, including some found in human intestines, produce…
Zebrafish Transparency and a New Imaging Technique Put Blood Stem Cells in High-Resolution Focus
Thanks to some assistance from microscopy and zebrafish, researchers can now see single blood stem cells in high resolution for the first time. Researchers from…
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