Researchers have created a new organism that exists in a 'third state' that will challenge how scientists think about and understand cell behavior.

Someday researchers may create new ES cells lines using a technique similar to that brought to bear in the birth of Dolly, the famous cloned sheep. Finally, there was the question, still somewhat ...

While some scientists have expressed doubts that either kind of cell will prove as useful as embryonic ones, the discoveries have given birth to new hopes that scientists may yet find the perfect ...

starting at birth." You're more microbe than human - if you count all the cells in your body, only 43% are human The rest is our microbiome and includes bacteria, viruses, fungi and single-celled ...

Oct. 9, 2024 — There is new evidence that the cells responsible for communication in the brain may be structured differently in children with autism. Researchers discovered that in some areas of ...

a type of cancer that begins before birth during the early stages of adrenal gland development. By sequencing DNA and RNA in ...

New cell types in human limb development Recently, a new study researching this complicated procession discovered that new cell types in human limb development identified distinct stages in muscle ...

Just 20 years ago most researchers believed they knew the time, place, and rough sequence of the Neolithic Revolution—the critical transition that resulted in the birth of agriculture ...

Kamala Harris hit the road today for campaign events in the three battleground states that make up her clearest possible path ...

These talks by members of the three divisions at the Laboratory of Molecular Biology at that time (Structural Studies Division under Kendrew, the Cell Biology Division under Sydney Brenner and ...

The case legitimizes birth control commerce among the medical ... a rare disease of the white blood cells, due to exposure to lab chemicals. December 28: Katharine McCormick dies at the age ...

Their contribution: developing a way to test whether chemicals cause musculoskeletal birth defects using lab-grown human tissue, not live animals. Nicole zur Nieden, an associate professor of ...