progscrape: biology

388 years ago, Galileo worked out why human giants can't exist

6 days ago scientificamerican.com biology

Ant Colonies Pulse Like a Physical System

11 days ago sciencealert.com biology

Radical Study Suggests Life on Earth Arose Twice

16 days ago sciencealert.com biology earth

Land hermit crabs move a parasitic plant's seeds on their claws and through their guts, a seed dispersal route never recorded before

9 hours ago earth.com biology

I should have loved biology (2020)

37 hours ago jsomers.net biology

Newly discovered carnivorous plant is as deceptive as it is deadly

17 days ago scientificamerican.com biology

The internet can’t get enough of cats… but cats might have had enough of the internet

9 days ago tandfonline.com biology

UK scientists to grow miniature human organs for drug testing.

7 days ago theguardian.com biology

Long-term steroid use tied to heart damage and early death

19 days ago earth.com biology

People from different cultural backgrounds (Chinese, Dutch and Greek) have the same ‘tickle hotspots’ on the body

10 days ago nature.com biology china

Cosmological natural selection: evolution beyond biology

3 days ago smithsonianmag.com biology

Growing human organs inside animals keeps failing because the host embryo's earliest immune cells eat the donor cells alive

20 days ago cell.com biology

Study of fossilized feces from across the Cambrian period found the explosion of life around 540 million years ago could have been partly driven by the buildup of excrement produced by primitive sea creatures.

17 days ago sciencealert.com biology

Researchers have found the more ultra-processed foods fathers consumed before conception, the higher their babies' birth weight and the greater the accumulation of fat in the thighs and around the waist at birth.

20 days ago agencia.fapesp.br biology

Study: Researchers use generative AI to create novel viruses that infect bacteria, raising biosafety concerns

14 days ago sfgate.com ai biology

Dolphins Filmed Hunting With Shells – And Possibly Passing Skill to Their Offspring

9 days ago sciencealert.com biology

Evolutionary bacterial origin of mitochondria may hold clues to their role in inflammation: Mitochondrial proteins activate receptors of immune cells during lung injury

10 days ago elifesciences.org biology

New method delivers sugars directly into cells

3 days ago manchester.ac.uk biology

How snails engineer their slime | Calcium tunes snail mucus–based materials to multiple functions

14 days ago arstechnica.com biology

Live sports synchronize spectator heart rates and elevate oxytocin

6 days ago psypost.org biology

Maternal Gut Microbiome Could Shape Infant Health

3 days ago emjreviews.com biology

A cortical-hypothalamic neural circuit for compulsive eating in mice

20 days ago cell.com biology

Frontiers | Transient entanglement in minimal open XXZ spin chains: a toy-model analogy for microtubule-inspired quantum biology

6 days ago doi.org biology neuroscience

New study finds that evolutionary history may help explain why some people develop more severe COVID-19 than others

18 days ago dornsife.usc.edu biology covid

Notes from the Field: Misidentification of a Specimen as Neisseria meningitidis During a University Classroom Laboratory Exercise — Utah, 2025

20 days ago cdc.gov biology

Wireless biocompatible magnetic microparticles can remotely stimulate the vagus nerve to control heart and breathing rates in mice, offering a safer alternative to brain electrodes for treating neurological disorders.

10 days ago advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com biology brain

Scientists discovered a new species of deep-sea siphonophore 6,500 feet below the surface near California's Channel Islands

18 days ago sfgate.com biology california

The brain's immune system isn't as isolated as we thought, new Stanford research finds

46 hours ago news.stanford.edu biology brain stanford

Selective targeting of cancer and senescence via shared metabolic shifts extends lifespan of old mice

18 days ago doi.org biology cancer

Life’s ‘last universal common ancestor’ may predate life itself. A new study hints at a hazy boundary between “life” and “non-life"

40 hours ago scientificamerican.com biology

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