Biology
Researchers have detected that there are complex organic molecules in the galaxy, 12 billion light years away from Earth. This distance took its place in the records as the farthest of those detected so far. This new study [more…]
Despite some optimism, a new study by Griffith University and a group of international academics finds that the amount of potential carbon captured by whales is insufficient to significantly influence the direction of climate change. [more…]
Grain crops may be endangered by extreme heat and drought, according to a new study. Global warming is changing seasonal patterns, increasing the frequency of extreme weather events such as intense droughts and heat waves. [more…]
Some of the approximately 2.000 termite species that have been described are considered engineers of the ecosystem in a sense. Some of the world's largest biological structures in mounds formed by various genera such as Amitermes, Macrotermes, Nasutitermes, and Odontotermes [more…]
What these ecologically important hairy buzzards like to eat was discovered through analysis of nearly 23.000 interactions between various bumblebee species and flowers. This information helps amateur and professional conservationists use this rigorous [more…]
The massive 100-foot-long dinosaur bones found in Argentina were so large that they destroyed the road while being transported. Gigantic long-necked dinosaur about 100 feet (30 meters) long, about 90 million years ago [more…]
Penn State researchers have created a new device that produces images by mimicking the red, green, and blue photoreceptors and neural network found in the human eye. Adjunct research at Penn State's Department of Materials Science and Engineering [more…]
French researchers discovered that using audio and visual cues helped cafe cats approach a stranger faster. The team used both a verbal and [more…]
Researchers have discovered a drug that prevents locust infestation. Since the beginning of history, outbreaks of locusts have been reported, destroying all vegetation and endangering the food security of millions of people in Asia and Africa. [more…]
Microfluidic testing is being transformed by iPODs(The Integrated Portable Droplets system) for a faster and more portable future. Integrated Portable Droplet System (iPODs) device with high accuracy in identification and quantification of bacterial species [more…]
Faulty Foxp2 gene variants impair neurons' capacity to make connections in speech-related brain regions, according to a recent study. Foxp2 gene mutations, a speech disorder that makes it difficult to create sound sequences [more…]
Species lacking data are their blind spot for conservation. Geneticists have developed a method to detect this. They discovered that the DNA of a single animal could inform the probability of an entire species going extinct. threatened [more…]
Over the past year, prolific AI models such as ChatGPT and DALL-E have made it possible to generate an enormous amount of high-quality, creative content that appears to have been created by humans from a limited set of commands. Available [more…]
A devastating inflammatory disease known as rheumatoid arthritis (RA) affects millions of people worldwide. The underlying cause of RA is mostly unknown. While the specific microbe (or microbes) has not been identified, researchers have long [more…]
The development of the next generation of intelligent, efficient robots could be influenced by breakthrough tracking technology that provides new insights into how desert ants navigate their complex environments. The University of Sheffield is part of an international research collaboration. This initiative [more…]
The patch can be used to treat a number of skin conditions by launching drug molecules into the skin with the help of ultrasonic waves. The skin is a desirable channel for drug delivery, as it allows drugs to be delivered directly to the area of need. [more…]
Michelle Gaines has developed a classification system that can help customers find the best hair care products by looking at the mechanical and geometric properties of curly hair. Having hair made of tightly curled tresses [more…]
Sleeping giants are protected from blood clots thanks to low levels of the clotting factor HSP47, and mammals like humans and other humans may be similarly protected. Long flights of blood such as deep vein thrombosis [more…]
Water bears engage in sexual behavior in the wild as shown in the rare film of a 30-minute tardigrade trio. One of the newest recorded recordings of a tardigrade trio was recently made by James Weiss. [more…]
According to the research, a “flashing” electric latch should be able to separate ions with the same charge according to their diffusion coefficient; this can improve the energy efficiency of processes such as desalination and water purification. Sodium chloride ions [more…]
The branch of study known as interactive robotics has soon moved beyond just performing pre-programmed, repetitive tasks to more complex activities such as interacting with living things. For example, biocompatible and [more…]
A stress-regulated gene discovered by a group of researchers from the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) plays a role in the relationship between chronic stress and a typical type of depressive behavior in mice. This gene is responsible for chronic stress. [more…]
A group of life scientists from Hunan Normal University in China, working with a colleague from the National University of Singapore, found three new species of mesothelial spiders in China. In their research, published in the journal ZooKeys, the team studied various parts of Hunan Province. [more…]
The effects of reduced gene control of senescent cells on health and longevity still need to be investigated. Aging cells undergo a process known as cryptic transcription, in which they create RNA transcripts from short sequences inserted into certain genes. [more…]
The deepest fish ever recorded by researchers is a juvenile snail that sailed 8.336 meters (about 27.000 feet) just above the seafloor during a voyage deep into the northern Pacific Ocean. [more…]
One species known as the yellow crazy ant lives up to its name by a hitherto "unknown to science" method of reproduction. Researchers recently discovered that an ant species had been previously identified by science. [more…]
A study shows that a self-charging battery in salty liquids deprives tumors of oxygen, increasing the effectiveness of some cancer-treating drugs. A paper published March 31 in the journal Science Advances [more…]
The researchers modified a high-resolution fluorescence microscopy method to precisely monitor the movements of motor proteins. A scientist's fantasy is whether it's an enzyme that tightly wraps its substrate or races along the cytoskeleton. [more…]
The molecules of our organisms are in constant communication with each other. Some of these molecules provide a biochemical fingerprint that can reveal the speed at which wounds heal, the effectiveness of cancer treatment, or the presence of a viral infection. These signals [more…]
A unique but flawless fragrance heralds the arrival of spring. While it has a slightly country-like quality, there is another element that makes one think of rainy days or garden afternoons. Ray [more…]
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