Posted inBiotechnology Sleeping Sickness Parasite Invades the Uterus and Disrupts Reproductive Hormones October 9, 2026 Human African trypanosomiasis, better known as sleeping sickness, has long been understood as a disease of the blood, the immune…
Posted inBiotechnology Heat-Hardened Lima Beans Survive by Sacrificing Their Seeds October 9, 2026 In the semiarid backlands of Northeast Brazil, temperatures that would wilt most crops are simply part of the growing season,…
Posted inBiotechnology Antibody Survey Reveals Widespread Flavi- and Paramyxoviruses Circulating in African Fruit Bats October 9, 2026 Bats and rodents harbor an extraordinary diversity of RNA viruses, several of which have spilled over into human populations with…
Posted inBiotechnology New Blood-Based Metabolic Vulnerability Index Predicts Mortality Risk in Older Adults October 9, 2026 A simple blood test that reads the combined signatures of inflammation and metabolic dysfunction may offer clinicians one of the…
Posted inBiotechnology Your Wrist Knows How You Sleep—and It Predicts Which Diseases You May Face October 9, 2026 Sleep has long been measured in clinics with electrodes glued to the scalp, a technique that captures a night or…
Posted inBiotechnology Fly Study Reveals How a Single Energy Enzyme Powers Flight Muscle Development October 9, 2026 In the world of genetics, few model organisms have earned their keep quite like the fruit fly. Now, a new…
Posted inBiotechnology Cryo-EM Captures 76 RNA Shapes at Once, Rewriting How Ribozymes Work October 9, 2026 For decades, structural biologists have photographed RNA molecules the way a photographer might capture a dancer in a single frozen…
Posted inGenetics Sickle Cell Trait Linked to Distinct Malaria Parasite Variants October 9, 2026 A health worker from the Mfou District Hospital collects a blood sample for the study. [Sandrine Nsango, PhD] Malaria is…
Posted inBiotechnology Why Some Power Plant Pollution Plumes Vanish From Satellite View October 9, 2026 Every day, a European satellite sweeps over the planet’s power plants, searching for faint traces of nitrogen dioxide in the…
Posted inBiotechnology New Framework Unites Resilience and Sustainability to Guide Ageing Infrastructure Decisions October 9, 2026 Every bridge, dam, tunnel and power grid that modern society depends on is quietly growing older, and the decisions about…