Teaching Nature to Break Manmade Chemical Bonds

Teaching Nature to Break Manmade Chemical Bonds

A common powerful mutation found in melanoma can push heart muscle cells to multiply in laboratory models of heart tissue.

At least 8-10% of the human genome still contains genetic material from these viruses and a new study describes their role in embryo development.

Researchers examined how microplastic bioaccumulation was affecting the endangered Galápagos penguin as an indicator species to trace how deeply microplastic bioaccumulation has entered the food web in the isolated Galápagos Islands.

To date, scientists have not identified the underpinnings of brown bear decline or disappearance during the last Ice Age.

Researchers at Ohio State University have now shown that women and men recover along the same trajectory within the same time frame—upending years of assumptions to the contrary.

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