New Data on Protein Structure in Blood Cells
Emerging research on a 3D protein structure within red blood cells tells us how this and similarly shaped proteins work in the body.
Read MoreEmerging research on a 3D protein structure within red blood cells tells us how this and similarly shaped proteins work in the body.
Read MoreMatabele ants of sub-Saharan Africa are the only other known species to recognize infections and be able to use antibiotics for treatment.
Read MoreOdor profiles are an emerging way to identify and classify individuals based on the chemical compounds naturally released from our hands.
Read MoreAn education in STEM can prepare you for many kinds of careers—just ask Marketing and Customer Insights Network Lead Rebecca Ewald!
Read MoreA biologist studies living things: how their internal processes work, how they evolved, how they relate to their environment, and more! Introducing Dr. Jamie Newman, who tells us about herself and her career.
Read MoreToday, the Amazon River basin is well known for its biodiversity, but the area also has a long history of abundant life. Thanks to an international team of researchers, we now know that thirteen million years ago at least seven different species of prehistoric crocodile hunted in the swampy waters of what is now northeastern Peru. Evidence of this hyperdiverse group of crocs was found in Amazon bone beds, and it shows the largest number of prehistoric crocodile species co-existing in one place at any time in Earth’s history. This…
Read MoreResearchers are finding extensive tissue damage from COVID-19, a systemic illness that damages cells and organs throughout the body.
Read MoreUntreatable no longer! Scientists at the Wistar Institute have discovered a way to combat antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections.
Read MoreModels suggest HPV tricks the immune system by producing a decoy viral protein to distract from its infectious viral proteins.
Read MoreCan you teach life science without animals? Yes, with VR, simulated bodies, and other cool tech. Here is a list of free and affordable resources to teach anatomy without taking the lives of animals, provided by our friends at AnimaLEARN.
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