A plant’s first steps into a new habitat can leave a molecular footprint far deeper than scientists once imagined. A study published in Nature Plants reports that three genetic changes—a deletion...
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Intensive use of anthelmintic drugs is reshaping parasite populations in cattle, and a new study from Argentina has captured that evolutionary process in unprecedented genetic...
Obesity risk is written in more than one language. Part of the story is encoded in DNA, where hundreds of genetic loci have been linked...
A plant’s first steps into a new habitat can leave a molecular footprint far deeper than scientists once imagined. A study published in Nature Plants...
A New Two-Photon Holographic Mesoscope Opens a Window on How Brain Regions Compute Together For decades, neuroscience has been exceptionally good at observing individual neurons...
Li, G., Maeyens, L.T., Yin, J. and colleagues have identified a previously underappreciated connection between a liver protein called ABHD6 and the Akt–FoxO1 signaling axis,...
For decades, crop breeding has focused on the visible organism: larger seeds, stronger stems, faster growth, resistance to pathogens and improved tolerance to drought or...
A child’s heartbeat can reveal a great deal long before a scan or blood test does. Yet the traditional tool for detecting cardiac abnormalities—the stethoscope—depends...
A New Study Reveals Why Measuring Common Glycol Ether Exposure During Pregnancy Is So Difficult Glycol ethers are among the quietest chemicals in modern life....
Parkinson’s disease may begin influencing the brain long before tremors, stiffness, or slowed movement become visible—and a new study points to an unexpected suspect: inflammatory...
A new qualitative study is putting a human face on one of stroke recovery’s least visible complications: social isolation. Published in BMC Geriatrics, the research...
For people receiving a bilateral lung transplant, the operation is only the beginning of a prolonged period of medical vulnerability. Immunosuppressive drugs are essential for...
A new study suggests that the human brain may do more than provide inspiration for artificial intelligence: its signals could actively improve how large language...
Multiple sclerosis has long been organized into three familiar clinical categories: relapsing–remitting, secondary progressive and primary progressive. These labels have shaped diagnosis, clinical trials and...
Black Yeasts Could Transform the Search for New Fungal Medicines Fungi have spent millions of years assembling molecular tools that can attack competitors, communicate with...
The gut and the brain are engaged in a continuous electrical and chemical dialogue that governs hunger, digestion, satiety, and the body’s response to stress....
