progscrape: biology

A shared mechanism of cell death at the core of multiple diseases

48 days ago mdpi.com biology

Theobromine is associated with slower epigenetic ageing

47 days ago doi.org biology

Machine learning enables scalable and systematic hierarchical virus taxonomy - Nature Biotechnology

43 days ago nature.com biology

A recent review summarizes recent advances in rice synthetic biology, outlines current developments, and discusses future research directions

39 days ago sciencedirect.com biology

Psilocybin triggers activity-dependent rewiring of large-scale cortical networks

50 days ago cell.com biology psilocybin

A Breakthrough on Modeling Cancer Prevention and Elimination by Low Radiation Doses

31 days ago journals.sagepub.com biology cancer

A combination of differential expression and network connectivity analyses identifies a common set of RNA splicing and processing genes altered with age across human tissues

31 days ago doi.org biology

Scientists say they have discovered 20 new species deep in the Pacific Ocean

40 days ago npr.org biology

New study reveals how an enzyme (SIRT6) affects metabolism of a key substance in the brain (tryptophan) and making the brain “aging faster”, offering insights for potential treatment of sleep and mood disorders…

36 days ago bgu.ac.il biology brain

The potential of H5N1 viruses to adapt to bovine cells varies throughout evolution - Nature Communications

46 days ago nature.com biology

'Vampire Squid from Hell' Reveals the Ancient Origins of Octopuses

2 months ago sciencealert.com biology

Researchers keep a mammalian cochlea alive outside the body for the first time

44 days ago rockefeller.edu biology

A 32-year Swedish review of 52 sudden deaths during arrests suggests victims weren’t dying from lack of oxygen but from an inability to expel carbon dioxide

55 days ago onlinelibrary.wiley.com biology

Reactive oxygen species (ROS) play a central role in male infertility

47 days ago mdpi.com biology

New mapping reveals how Narcan reverses opioid overdose, providing a molecular blueprint for more effective drugs.

52 days ago dornsife.usc.edu biology

Trucked-in honeybees may edge out bigger bumblebee foragers

50 days ago sciencenews.org biology

Polar Bears are Rewiring Their Own Genetics to Survive a Warming Climate

50 days ago nbcnews.com biology earth genetics

Plants use infrared signals to say they’re ready to reproduce

44 days ago nature.com biology

Key gut bacteria found crucial in building immune defenses in infants, with certain probiotics able to preserve this process even during antibiotic treatments, pointing to new strategies for protecting children’s health

45 days ago scripps.edu biology

AKG-TET Axis is Central to Senescence Plasticity

49 days ago cell.com biology

Ecosystem health shapes viral ecology in peatland soils - Nature Microbiology

52 days ago nature.com biology

Unveiling the global urban virome through wastewater metagenomics - Nature Communications

56 days ago nature.com biology

A new study suggests that platelets, long known for stopping bleeding, may drive rheumatoid arthritis and other autoimmune diseases, with researchers showing that blocking their interaction with white blood cells reduced inflammation and disease severity in experimental models.

34 days ago jci.org biology disease

Decoding the sources of human facial shape variability and craniofacial syndromes: « How positional programs in embryonic mesenchyme shape the individual human face – and open new paths to understanding craniofacial disorders

55 days ago evolbio.mpg.de biology

Cell biologists are one step closer to making viable human eggs from stem cells in the lab

2 months ago pnas.org biology

Deep-sea viral diversity and their role in host metabolism of complex organic matter - Nature Communications

53 days ago nature.com biology

In lab mice rehomed to fields, anxiety is reversed: researchers rewilded lab mice over 2 years and found their fear response was reduced and even reversed – even after a single week “… where they can run around and touch grass and dirt for the first time in their lives.”

44 days ago news.cornell.edu biology

Scientists reveal TY1 — the first synthetic RNA drug able to trigger DNA repair and revive damaged tissue — opening new possibilities for recovery after heart attacks and for treating autoimmune and inflammatory diseases as a new era of exomer therapeutics emerges.

52 days ago science.org biology

Mammal embryos show differences between individual cells from the very first division — a finding that could transform stem cell therapy, researchers say

57 days ago news.northeastern.edu biology

Mycoviruses steer fungal fitness - Nature Microbiology

58 days ago nature.com biology

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