Tag: Developmental/Reproductive Biology

Trans-Tasman study calls for greater collaborationCredit: Dr Kerstin Bilgmann (Macquarie & Flinders University) While consumers look out for the Dolphin ...

Credit: University of Portsmouth New research has found that shrimp like creatures on the South Coast of England have 70 ...

Researchers from the National Institute for Physiological Sciences in Japan successfully grow mouse stem cells into sperm in the body ...

Credit: SPOT/Monk Seal Project Scientists have discovered a previously unknown breeding site used by the world's rarest seal species. The ...

Research team led by the University of Tsukuba discover new component of molecular motors that drive cellular movement in response ...

Researchers from Osaka University, Nara Institute of Science and Technology, and Kobe University find that plant root tips are constrained ...

Credit: Noam Altman-Kurosaki Marine protected areas (MPAs) around O?ahu do not adequately protect populations of herbivorous reef fishes that eat ...

Credit: Birchmeier Lab, MDC When a muscle grows, because its owner is still growing too or has started exercising regularly, ...

Credit: Photo by Brutus Östling Large carnivores are generally sensitive to ecosystem changes because their specialized diet and position at ...

Researchers discover unexpected role for mimicryCredit: Alex Maisey, University of Wollongong Ithaca, NY--Famous for their uncanny ability to imitate other ...

Credit: Pip Laker Pheasants fall into two groups in terms of how they find their way around - and the ...

Vocal threshold may hamper survival of this Arctic speciesCredit: Michael Cameron, NOAA Ithaca, NY-- During mating season, male bearded seals ...

As recent sightings of entangled whales raise alarm, scientists say annual counts of right whale carcasses do a poor job ...

Credit: University of Leeds Researchers have mapped the physical organization of the brain of a microscopic soil-living nematode worm called ...