13 articles tagged with "biology"
A recent study suggests that the rounded shapes of teeth and thorns may be influenced more by mechanical wear than by evolutionary processes, challenging long-held beliefs.
Recent research highlights the tau protein's unexpected involvement in cell division, a process essential for various biological functions including healing and growth.
Strategic angle: A new study by Harvard biologists reveals the unique sensory system octopuses use to find mates.
Strategic angle: Exploring the evolution of paired fins in fishes and the biological significance of repeating body parts.
Strategic angle: Researchers develop AEGIS, a tool to explore the evolution of aging across species.
Strategic angle: New research is significantly revising a widely cited evolutionary model, the Inhibitory Cascade Model (ICM).
Strategic angle: Yeast cells demonstrate a unique method for selecting mates, potentially offering insights into partner selection.
Strategic angle: New research reveals that microtubules are crucial for the correct distribution of chromosomes during cell division, challenging previous perceptions of their role.
Strategic angle: Every plant cell is the product of a biological merger billions of years ago, revealing insights into the evolution of life.
Strategic angle: Dr. Amy Baird and her team aim to redefine taxonomic categories in biology through their innovative research.
Strategic angle: New research reveals that cacti can rapidly create new species, challenging previous beliefs about plant evolution.
Strategic angle: Exploring the intricate biological processes that twins reveal through advanced computational systems.
Strategic angle: New research suggests that our capacity for music is fundamentally biological.