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Small adjustments can have a big impact. New research explains how filament interactions alter cellular networks.

Minuscule things matter—for example, one aminocorrosive can totally modify the design of the cell. Specialists at the Colleges of Göttingen and Warwick examined the construction and mechanics of the principal

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In just a few days, jellyfish can rebuild functional tentacles.

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At about the size of a pinkie nail, the jellyfish species Cladonema can recover a severed limb in a few days—yet how? Recovering utilitarian tissue

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Researchers use AI to uncover a new class of antibiotic candidates capable of killing a drug-resistant bacterium.

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Utilizing a sort of computerized reasoning known as profound learning, MIT scientists have found a class of mixtures that can kill a medication-safe bacterium that

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A massive bacterium powers itself through novel processes.

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Not all microscopic organisms are equivalent. The majority are tiny, with just a few thousandths of a centimeter of length and one cell. Yet, microbes of the Epulopiscium family are

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Researchers have completed the last gaps in the Arabidopsis genome sequence.

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Arabidopsis thaliana is an animal group that has become the focus of hereditary exploration and was the main plant to have its finished arrangement of

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Researchers are piecing together ancient ecosystems to learn more about the end-Triassic mass extinction.

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Frightening new experiences into the disastrous effect of quite possibly the most wrecking occasion in Earth's set of experiences have been uncovered by a group

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New insights into Zebra mussel attachment fibers point to potential anti-invasive species solutions.

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A new report from scientists in Canada and Germany has uncovered that an improbable occasion, happening quite a long time ago, played a significant part in molding perhaps one of

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According to one study, genetic mutations that promote reproduction tend to shorten human lifespan.

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A College of Michigan study in light of a survey of hereditary and wellbeing data from in excess of 276,000 individuals finds solid support for

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The study alters our understanding of the Late Devonian mass extinction.

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Different and brimming with ocean life, the world's Devonian time—occurring in excess of quite a while back—saw the development of the principal seed-bearing plants, which

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According to one study, plant nurseries are exacerbating the spread of invasive species caused by climate change.

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Scientists at the College of Massachusetts Amherst as of late distributed a couple of papers that, together, give the most point-by-point guides to date on how 144 normal obtrusive plant