Newfound immune cells are responsible for long-lasting allergies microbiologystudy
Allergy sufferers may one day be able to erase the source of their congestion, itchy skin and swollen lips and […]
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Uncovering late-onset combined immune deficiency in chromosome 18q deletion syndrome microbiologystudy
Two patients with 18q deletion syndrome present with not only B-cell abnormalities, but also T-cell abnormalities. Credit: Department of Child
Ancient viruses helped speedy nerves evolve microbiologystudy
Ancient viruses have really gotten on our nerves, but in the best of ways. One particular retrovirus — embedded in
New discovery suggests opportunity to improve effectiveness of KRAS inhibitors against pancreatic cancer microbiologystudy
Pancreas cancer harbors cells in different states, with classical cells (red) and basal cells (turquoise) co-existing within individual tumors. Basal
Why don’t humans have tails? A genetic parasite may have stolen them microbiologystudy
A genetic parasite may have robbed humans and other apes of their tails. Around 25 million years ago, this parasite,
Charting an equitable future for DNA and ancient DNA research in Africa microbiologystudy
Program from DNAirobi Conference. Credit: Cleveland Museum of Natural History Today, the American Journal of Human Geneticspublished a perspective piece
Here’s why roller pigeons do backflips microbiologystudy
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Researchers pave way to target an autoimmune disease-associated gene variant microbiologystudy
Superimposed structures of the SRA domain bound to DNA double helix (orange) from the 3CLZ.pdb, modeled CMFT bound SRA (yellow)
The largest known genome belongs to a tiny fern microbiologystudy
Big things can sometimes come in small packages. A small fern has broken the record for the largest genome yet