Clinical cases link immune changes to a cancer’s spread through the body, but find no role for so-called “driver” mutations.
The “just right” binding properties of a monoclonal antibody from an Ebolavirus survivor help it neutralize the virus.
Researchers devise a technique for creating gametes from murine embryonic stem cells.
Researchers identify a molecule that protects antibiotic-treated mice from an opportunistic bacterial infection.
The iconic butterflies have flocked to their Mexican overwintering grounds, seemingly reversing recent population declines.
Reintroduced apes facing challenges; Zika conspiracy theories sow confusion; UK researchers nervous about new anti-lobbying law
The Japanese encephalitis virus, which typically moves to new hosts via mosquito vectors, can jump directly between pigs, according to a study.
Illumina accuses Oxford Nanopore Technologies of developing nanopore-based sequencing strategies covered by its patents.
Nucleic acid aptamers and protein scaffolds could change the way researchers study biological processes and treat disease.
To protect the global food supply, scientists want to understand—and enhance—plants’ natural resistance to pathogens.
The largely overlooked resident fungal community plays a critical role in human health and disease.
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Sleep-like patterns of neural activity are apparent not just at the level of the whole brain, but also in isolated neural circuits.
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By tweaking certain conditions of a long-running experiment on E. coli, scientists found that some bacteria could be prompted to express a mutant phenotype sooner, without the “generation of new genetic information.” The resulting debate—whether the data support evolutionary theory—is more about semantics than science.
The largely overlooked resident fungal community plays a critical role in human health and disease.
Biochemical Pharmacology pulls papers coauthored by a scientist whose work has been under investigation at MD Anderson Cancer Center.
Clinical cases link immune changes to a cancer’s spread through the body, but find no role for so-called “driver” mutations.
