AI is being used to identify a New Gene Family in Gut Bacteria

AI is being used to identify a New Gene Family in Gut Bacteria

The bacteria, fungi, viruses, and protozoa found in our digestive tracts and on our skin, known as the microbial biome, or microbiome, may play a…
Using DNA Technology to Repair Nature

Using DNA Technology to Repair Nature

DNA repair refers to the processes by which a cell detects and repairs damage to the DNA molecules that encode its genome. Normal metabolic activities,…
Bee Health Clues discovered in their Gut Microbiome

Bee Health Clues discovered in their Gut Microbiome

According to scientists in a new study, the local environment plays an important role in the health and diversity of the gut microbiome of wild…
Researchers Find a Species of Crocodile that Likely Preyed on Early Humans

Researchers Find a Species of Crocodile that Likely Preyed on Early Humans

Our ancestors were prey to huge dwarf crocodiles that roamed a region of Africa millions of years ago. The tropics of Asia, Africa, Australia, and…
According to a Study, RNA Regulates Proteins, which can Control Cell Growth

According to a Study, RNA Regulates Proteins, which can Control Cell Growth

The glycolytic enzyme ENO1 appears to have given scientists yet another reason to value RNA, according to new findings from the European Molecular Biology Laboratory…
During Plant Spermiogenesis, the Mitochondria Undergo Dynamic Rearrangement and Autophagic Degradation

During Plant Spermiogenesis, the Mitochondria Undergo Dynamic Rearrangement and Autophagic Degradation

The quantity of mitochondria in the spermatozoid (sperm) is regulated by autophagy during spermiogenesis in the liverwort Marchantia polymorpha, according to a team of researchers…
Using Fragments Taken from an Italian Mummy, Researchers could Reconstruct the Genome of a Centuries-Old Strain of E. Coli

Using Fragments Taken from an Italian Mummy, Researchers could Reconstruct the Genome of a Centuries-Old Strain of E. Coli

Using pieces taken from the gallstone of a corpse from the 16th century, an international team lead by scientists from McMaster University and working in…
Under Time Constraints, how do Cells Correct Errors?

Under Time Constraints, how do Cells Correct Errors?

When dividing, how does a cell balance risk and speed? Scientists created and tested the first mathematical theory describing the cell’s best strategy for dividing…
Studies Show that Tiny Tire Particles Inhibit the Growth of Organisms in Freshwater and Coastal Estuaries

Studies Show that Tiny Tire Particles Inhibit the Growth of Organisms in Freshwater and Coastal Estuaries

Small particles from tires reduced the growth of species in freshwater and coastal estuary habitats, according to two new research papers published by Oregon State…
Conservation Biology – a study of conservation of nature

Conservation Biology – a study of conservation of nature

Conservation biology is the study of nature and biodiversity conservation with the goal of protecting species, habitats, and ecosystems from extinction and the erosion of…
Scientists make a Significant Advance in Genomic Sequencing

Scientists make a Significant Advance in Genomic Sequencing

The public’s access to genetic information is increasing as genomic sequencing technology progresses and costs continue to decline. It remains to be seen how this…
In Mice with Influenza, Dietary Cholesterol Increases Inflammation and Sickness

In Mice with Influenza, Dietary Cholesterol Increases Inflammation and Sickness

High levels of dietary cholesterol make mice worse when infected with influenza, according to a new study from the University of Illinois. The study is…
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