Pleistocene sediment DNA from Denisova Cave
Sediment DNA tracks 300,000 years of hominin and animal presence at Denisova Cave Denisova Cave is located in the Altai ...
Tag: Biology
Quantum birds
International team of researchers shed light on the mechanism of magnetic sensing in birds Humans perceive the world around them ...
The origins of farming insects
Ambrosia fungi cultivated by beetles for more than 100 million years A beetle bores a tree trunk to build a ...
Bird migration takes plants in wrong direction to cope with climate change
Migratory birds carry most seeds in the wrong direction to help plants cope with climate change, new research shows. The ...
Martin Borch Jensen to present at the 8th Aging Research & Drug Discovery Meeting 2021
Martin Borch Jensen to present new research in the biology of aging at the world's largest aging research for drug ...
Virginia Tech scientist awarded NIH grant to study CASK-related severe brain disorder
Scientists at the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at VTC explore dark side of common gene For children diagnosed with severe ...
Songbirds and humans share some common speech patterns
For both songbirds and humans, the longer the phrase the shorter the sounds If you listen to songbirds, you will ...
Health care leaders call for national focus on preventing hospital-acquired pneumonia
UMass Amherst researcher among task force leaders pushing for change A group of health care leaders, including a University of ...
Flash mob in the nucleus
Study clarifies why some proteins 'flock together' in the nucleus Almost all cells in our body contain a nucleus: a ...
Some seafloor microbes can take the heat: And here’s what they eat
WOODS HOLE, Mass. -- It's cold in the depths of the world's oceans; most of the seafloor is at a ...
Antelope’s fate shrouded by social, political forces
The story of South Africa's oribi mirrors conservation issues for other iconic species If only it were as simple as ...
Ready, set, go – how stem cells synchronise to repair the spinal cord in axolotls
The spinal cord is an important component of our central nervous system: it connects the brain with the rest of ...
YCharOS forms key industry advisory committee and releases first open data
Leading antibody reagent and knockout cell line manufacturers team up to address life science reproducibility crisis YCharOS Inc., an open ...
Did the ancient Maya have parks?
First-of-its-kind DNA analysis finds trees and wild vegetation grew around reservoirs in Tikal The ancient Maya city of Tikal was ...
Boost for mouse genetic analysis
96% of mouse genome accessible to high-resolution single-cell analysis -- MADM technology expanded in new resource published in Cell Reports ...
Mushroom growing out of fossilized ant reveals new genus and species of fungal parasite
CORVALLIS, Ore. - Oregon State University research has identified the oldest known specimen of a fungus parasitizing an ant, and ...
Illuminating the mechanism behind how plants regulate starch synthesis
Credit: Modified Fig. 9 of Fukayama et al. Plant, Cell & Environment (2021) These research results were published in the ...
A warming climate and intensifying land use increase mercury content in fish
Recent studies show that, in the future, the mercury concentration of fish in Finnish Lapland can shift closer to the ...
Poaching affects behavior of endangered capuchin monkeys in Brazilian biological reserve
Contradicting theories of primatologists, a study led by Brazilian scientists shows that in a habitat with high hunting pressure, the ...
How do developing spinal cords choose ‘heads’ or ‘tails’?
A new human organoid developed by Gladstone scientists mimics one of the key steps in early embryonic development SAN FRANCISCO, ...
