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Published 'Super-resolution' imaging technology - Super-Resolution Imaging Technology: A Game-Changer in the World of Microscopy



Researchers describe developing a super-resolution imaging platform technology to improve understand ...
Published Phage structure captured, to benefit biotech applications - Phage Structure Captured, to Benefit Biotech Applications



Researchers have mapped out what a commonly-used form of phage looks like, which will help design be...
Published Luring the virus into a trap - Luring the Virus into a Trap: A Promising Approach to Combatting Infectious Diseases



Viruses like influenza A and Ebola invade human cells in a number of steps. Research teams investiga...
Published Orangutans can make two sounds at the same time, similar to human beatboxing, study finds - **Orangutans: The Beatboxing Masters of the Jungle**



Orangutans can make two separate sounds simultaneously, much like songbirds or human beatboxers, acc...
Published Broccoli consumption protects gut lining, reduces disease, in mice - Broccoli Consumption Protects Gut Lining, Reduces Disease, in Mice



Broccoli is known to be beneficial to our health. For example, research has shown that increased con...
Published Harnessing power of immune system may lessen reliance on antibiotics for infections like TB - Harnessing the Power of the Immune System to Reduce Reliance on Antibiotics for Infections like TB


Researchers have found that the body's process of removing old and damaged cell parts, is also an es...
Published Humans vs. Bacteria: Differences in ribosome decoding revealed - Humans vs. Bacteria: Differences in Ribosome Decoding Revealed



Scientists have found that human ribosomes decode mRNA slower than bacteria, with implications for d...
Published Researchers discover birds with neurotoxin-laden feathers - Researchers Discover Birds with Neurotoxin-Laden Feathers


An expedition into the jungle of New Guinea has resulted in the discovery of two new species of pois...
Published Photosynthesis 'hack' could lead to new ways of generating renewable energy - Photosynthesis 'Hack' Could Lead to New Ways of Generating Renewable Energy


Researchers have 'hacked' the earliest stages of photosynthesis, the natural machine that powers the...
Published The powerhouse of the future: Artificial cells - The Powerhouse of the Future: Artificial Cells


Researchers identify the most promising advancements and greatest challenges of artificial mitochond...
Published Traditional medicine plant could combat drug-resistant malaria - Traditional Medicine Plant Could Combat Drug-Resistant Malaria



Much of what is now considered modern medicine originated as folk remedies or traditional, Indigenou...
Published Why orchid bees concoct their own fragrance - Why Orchid Bees Concoct Their Own Fragrance



The reason why male bees collect scents in pockets on their hind legs remained a mystery for a long...
Published Extinction of steam locomotives derails assumptions about biological evolution - Extinction of Steam Locomotives Derails Assumptions About Biological Evolution


When the Kinks' Ray Davies penned the tune 'Last of the Steam-Powered Trains,' the vanishing locomot...
Published New research could help breed for less 'spooky' horses - New Research Could Help Breed for Less 'Spooky' Horses



Researchers are working to identify genes that influence horses' tendency to react to perceived dang...
Published Synthetic biology meets fashion in engineered silk - Synthetic Biology Meets Fashion in Engineered Silk



Engineers developed a method to create synthetic spider silk at high yields while retaining strength ...
Published Near-universal T cell immunity towards a broad range of bacteria - Near-Universal T Cell Immunity: A Promising Solution to Bacterial Infections



Typically T cells of the immune system respond to a specific feature (antigen) of a microbe, thereby...
Published Gutless marine worms on a Mediterranean diet: Animals can synthesize phytosterols - Gutless Marine Worms on a Mediterranean Diet: Animals Can Synthesize Phytosterols



Phytosterols are good for your health, but humans and other animals are not able to make them themse...
Published New insights on bacteria that causes food poisoning - New Insights on Bacteria That Causes Food Poisoning



A joint research group has clarified how pathogenic genes in some Providencia spp., which have gaine...
Published All the immunity, none of the symptoms - All the Immunity, None of the Symptoms: Understanding Asymptomatic COVID-19 Infections



Scientists found pairing specific diets with diarrheal disease-causing bacteria can create lasting i...
Published Overfishing linked to rapid evolution of codfish - Overfishing Linked to Rapid Evolution of Codfish



The overfishing of codfish spanning the second half of the 20th century indicates that human action...