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Have you ever observed an ant in your home only to discover that the entire colony moved in a week later? Only a few of these ants are caught by

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The first hominid muscle reconstruction demonstrates that 3.2 million-year-old ‘Lucy’ could stand as tall as we do.

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A Cambridge College specialist has carefully reproduced the missing delicate tissue of an early human predecessor, or hominin, interestingly uncovering a capacity to remain as

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Researchers investigate the preservation of an ancient chromosomal inversion.

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Zachariah Gompert, an evolutionary geneticist at Utah State University, asserts that genetic variation serves as the ultimate fuel for evolution. However, natural selection and random

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New information on how the pathogenic gene products of xeroderma pigmentosum assure the accuracy of DNA repair

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Endogenous factors like reactive oxygen species and environmental factors like ultraviolet light, radiation, and chemicals constantly damage our genomic DNA. Inability to fix damaged DNA might prompt transformations and cell

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Aquatic plants are important to the ecology, but they must be managed properly, according to researchers.

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Lowered macrophytes are declining in many shallow lakes all over the planet, with additional green growth and free-drifting plants having their spots. However, there is

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AI software can act as a ‘roadmap’ for biological discoveries.

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Researchers can unlock a wealth of biological information by predicting a protein's location within a cell, which is essential for the development of future scientific

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Researchers have discovered a previously unknown noncanonical cleavage mechanism in miRNA biogenesis.

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The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) research team, led by Assistant Professor of the Division of Life Science Prof. Tuan Anh Nguyen, utilized a number of sophisticated

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Asbestos Detoxification can be aided by Heat-loving Marine Bacteria

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Heat-loving marine bacteria, such as Thermus aquaticus and Thermus thermophilus, have been known to thrive in harsh environments, including high temperatures. While these bacteria are

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Phenomenal phytoplankton: Scientists discover the biological process for oxygen synthesis

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Deepen your breathing. Presently, take nine more. A newly discovered cellular mechanism that encourages photosynthesis in marine phytoplankton allowed for the amount of oxygen in

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In response to ocean warming, marine fish are moving closer to the poles.

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According to the most recent research on the effects of climate change on our oceans, the majority of fish populations in the sea are moving toward colder waters closer to