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Researchers discover multiple gene duplications and genetic diversity in mouse-eared bat protein kinase R.

A global group of scientists has tracked down proof of rehashed genomic duplications and hereditary expansion in protein kinase R (PKR) in mouse-eared bats. In their paper distributed in the

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A 525-million-year-old fossil defies conventional wisdom about brain evolution.

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Fossils of a small ocean animal that passed on the greater part of its body a long time ago might urge a science course book

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In previously unseen detail, new technology maps the movement of microscopic algae.

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Because of new innovation developed at the College of Exeter, the development of examples of minuscule green growth can be planned more meticulously than ever

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A new study has revealed how bacteria employ ancient methods to self-repair.

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Another review by UNSW Sydney researchers reveals how nature's most seasoned wheel, found inside microbes, can fix itself when challenges go crazy. The findings, published today in Science Advances, show

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The world’s most unique birds are at greater risk of extinction, according to a study of 99% of all living bird species.

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Another investigation discovers that bird species with outrageous or extraordinary blends of attributes face the highest chance of termination. The discoveries are distributed in the

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Microplankton research: Active lipids enable clever swimming under food constraint

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Biophysicists from the College of Luxembourg have revealed how microplankton—kkey photosynthetic creatures that produce almost half the oxygen we inhale—ttake on a frugal way of

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A new method of synthesizing mRNAs could improve the efficacy of mRNA medications and vaccinations.

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A group of manufactured researchers at the Hong Kong College of Science and Innovation (HKUST) has as of late found a way that could increment engineered mRNA's protein creation proficiency

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An expedition led by citizen scientists retraces Charles Darwin’s travels.

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Scholar Eduardo Sampaio investigated octopuses off Cape Verde. He took part in a Resident Scientist-led campaign commemorating Charles Darwin's excursion. "In the event that Charles

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Fruit flies employ corrective movements to preserve stability after injury.

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Organic product flies can rapidly make up for horrendous wing wounds, scientists found, keeping up with a similar level of security after losing up to

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In a revolutionary laboratory arrangement, honey bees thrive on quality rather than quantity of food.

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Bumble bee laborers gather dust and nectar from various blossoming plants to use as a food source. Bumble bees ordinarily scavenge up to 1-2 miles from the hive, but now