Learn how profiling long non-coding RNAs offers insight into the complex regulatory networks that control gene activity and influence biological processes.
Engineered living materials embed programmed cells into inert scaffolds, creating a new class of smart materials that can sense, adapt, and self-repair.
Mycoplasma genitalium infections are often active without producing symptoms. Learn about the nature of these asymptomatic cases and their effect on health and diagnosis.
Explore the 40S ribosome, the small eukaryotic subunit that decodes mRNA instructions, ensuring protein synthesis begins correctly and proceeds with accuracy.
Examine tabasheer, a natural substance from bamboo, and the connection between its traditional history and the biological role of its key component, silica.
Understand how destructive wave interference forms diffraction minima—points of darkness—and the physical principles that determine their precise location in a pattern.
Explore the significance of *Rhodobacter sphaeroides*, a microbe whose metabolic versatility makes it a cornerstone for environmental health and scientific innovation.
Understand how the expression of CCR7 and CD45RA on T cells reveals their differentiation status, functional capacity, and role in immunological memory.
Identifying the sex of a red-crested cardinal requires looking beyond plumage. Learn the subtle differences in song and action that distinguish the sexes.
This overview examines the PRDX4 enzyme, a key protein managing cellular stress during protein synthesis whose functional imbalance contributes to human disease.
An overview of structural retinal conditions present from birth, covering their developmental origins, diagnostic methods, and long-term management strategies.
Explore the biology of CD8 NK cells, a specialized immune cell subset that bridges the gap between the body's innate and adaptive responses to disease.