Scientists Discover Two Striking New Species of Carnivorous Plants
A group of botanists from Ecuador, Germany, and the United States have identified two new distinct species of carnivorous plants notable for their striking appearance….
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Chemical Cartography: Mapping the Hidden World of Plant Roots
Hang in There: How Sloths Master the Art of Survival in Changing Climate
Unlocking the Secrets of the Brain’s “Internal Compass”
Microbes Discovered in the Alps and Arctic That Can Digest Plastic at Low Temperatures
Scientists Induce Hibernation-Like State Using Ultrasound Stimulation of the Brain
New Study Reveals How Climate Change Can Change Hibernation Patterns
AI Battles Superbugs: Helps Find New Antibiotic Drug To Combat Drug-Resistant Infections
Scientists Discover New Probiotic That Could Protect Corals From a Mysterious and Devastating Disease
Researchers Have Flipped the Script on Autism Genetics
Researchers from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) have recently revised the commonly held genetic assumptions about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). For many years, scientists believed…
Not All Itches Are the Same – The Neuroscience of Scratching
The identification of separate neural pathways governing itch-scratch responses and chronic itch conditions in mice lays the groundwork for the development of novel therapeutic targets….
Unlocking Healthy Longevity: Researchers Find Oxygen Restriction Extends Lifespan
Lab analysis suggests for the first time that reduced oxygen intake might extend mammalian lifespan. Researchers have found that reduced oxygen intake, or “oxygen restriction,”…
Harnessing Gene Editing in the Fight Against Antimicrobial Resistance
University of Exeter researchers have used the CRISPR-Cas gene editing system to create a plasmid that targets antibiotic resistance genes, effectively preventing and reversing resistance….
Rare Beetle Rediscovered After 55 Years
During the insect sampling expedition at Jerry Brown’s ranch, a researcher from UC Berkeley stumbled upon a beetle species that had eluded scientific observation since…
The Egalitarian Illusion: Humans Are Unique but Not Exceptional Species of Mammal
Study looks at reproductive inequality in humans compared to other species. A recent study led by UC Davis has challenged the notion of human exceptionalism…
Unveiling ‘1938’: A Groundbreaking Compound for Nerve Regeneration and Heart Protection
Scientists from UCL, MRC LMB, and AstraZeneca have found a compound, named ‘1938’, that boosts nerve regeneration after injury and shields heart tissue from significant…
Coral Calamity: Scientists Uncover Hidden Perils of Bleaching
New findings from research conducted in Moorea reveal that the existence of coral skeletons has a significant impact on the recovery of reefs following bleaching…
Language Impairments Unraveled: How Mutations in a Language Gene Produce Speech Deficits
Faulty versions of the Foxp2 gene disrupt neurons’ ability to form synapses in brain regions involved in speech, a new study shows. Mutations of a…
