Scientists Decode the Genes Behind the Pig’s Pheromone-Pumping Carpal Gland
A new transcriptomic study of 32 pig carpal glands across four populations identifies ten hub genes and two transcription factors, ...
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Tiny RNA Molecule May Explain Why Some People Resist Tuberculosis Infection
A new PLOS Pathogens study finds that the microRNA-1246 regulates macrophage lipid metabolism and helps explain why some household contacts ...
Hidden Biases in Brain Single-Nucleus Sequencing Could Distort Brain Cell Atlases, Study Warns
A systematic benchmarking of mouse brain single-nucleus RNA sequencing reveals that post-mortem harvest, methanol fixation, and sequencing platform choice each ...
RNA Fingerprints Could Finally Give Every Elite Tea Plant a Molecular ID Card
Chinese researchers have combined RNA sequencing, biochemical profiling, and SNP marker analysis to give elite tea breeding lines a verifiable ...
Ginseng Fights Fatigue by Switching Off Runaway Autophagy in Muscle Cells
A new mouse study shows that Panax ginseng relieves fatigue by reactivating the PI3K/AKT/mTOR pathway to suppress excessive autophagy and ...
Silicon Gives Rice a Hidden Edge Against the Fall Armyworm, Study Finds
A new study shows that silicon accumulation in rice confers resistance to the fall armyworm by enabling a balanced transcriptional ...
Sequencing Revolution Races to Rescue the World’s Fruits and Vegetables
A comprehensive new review argues that next-generation sequencing has transformed horticultural crop genomics, but bioinformatics capacity and functional validation, not ...
Soil Bacterium’s Airborne Chemicals Recruit Allies to Fight Apple Ring Rot
Researchers report that airborne compounds from Streptomyces albidoflavus G1 directly inhibit the apple ring rot fungus, enrich Pseudomonas bacteria within ...
Radiation-Hardened Bacterium Lends Soybean a Gene That Beats Salt and Drought
Scientists transferred a stress-defense gene from the radiation-resistant bacterium Deinococcus radiodurans into soybean, producing plants with triple the survival rate ...
Zebrafish study uncovers surprising developmental reach of albinism gene OCA2
Washington State University researchers found that mutations in the albinism gene OCA2 alter pigment cells, eye formation and dozens of ...
Bats and Whales Age Differently: Genomes Reveal Two Separate Roads to Long Life
A new comparative genomic study finds that small long-lived mammals like bats rely on DNA repair and autophagy while large ...
Massive Blood RNA Atlas Maps Molecular Fingerprints of 98 Human Diseases
Researchers have built a whole blood transcriptomics atlas spanning 4,444 samples and 98 health conditions, and show that integrating RNA ...
Soil Fungi and Phosphorus Unlock the Secret Behind a Prized Chinese Medicine’s Potency
Researchers discovered that a phosphate-dissolving Penicillium fungus and soil phosphorus availability explain why the medicinal herb Amomum villosum from China's ...
Blood Test Breakthrough: Multi-Omics Panel Diagnoses and Predicts Pediatric Mitochondrial Disease
A multi-omics study in Nature Communications reports a seven-feature blood-based diagnostic panel and a twelve-transcript prognostic signature that diagnose pediatric ...
Smartphone Glucose Biosensor Headlines SLAS Technology Volume 40 on Lab Automation
Volume 40 of SLAS Technology showcases a smartphone-based colorimetric glucose biosensor using cobalt-nickel nanozymes alongside advances in AI-driven multi-omics, lab ...
Hidden Microbe Ally Helps Rice Pest Overcome Crop Resistance
A multi-omics study reveals that the bacterial symbiont Wolbachia supplies riboflavin to virulent brown planthopper biotypes, underpinning their adaptation to ...
Leishmania Parasites Rewire Their Genes to Survive Antimony Drug Attacks
New research reveals that Leishmania parasites survive antimony treatment through active transcriptome remodeling, a transient persister state that may pave ...
Multi-Omics Map of Chinese Cervical Cancer Patients Reveals New Drug Targets
An integrated multi-omics study of 112 Chinese cervical cancer patients reveals key driver mutations, immune phenotypes, and promising therapeutic targets.
When Ducks Stop Laying, Their Livers Pay a Metabolic Price, Study Finds
A multi-omics study of late-laying ducks reveals that when the ovary regresses, the liver accumulates fat, shows inflammation, and undergoes ...
TurbOmics Brings Multi-Omics Integration to the Web Browser
A new web-based platform called TurbOmics lets researchers integrate metabolomics, proteomics, and transcriptomics data using advanced statistical methods without any ...
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