A little bird flies high thanks to mighty mitochondria
Mitochondria are mighty ― especially those of birds that fly thousands of kilometres each year. Investigation into mitochondria, the powerhouses
The best science images of 2024 — <i>Nature’s</i> picks
Nature, Published online: 13 December 2024; doi:10.1038/d41586-024-03969-z A breathtaking total eclipse, courageous penguins, volcanic smoke rings and more. Source link
Mars rover makes epic climb to explore some of the oldest rocks in the Solar System
Washington DC After a months-long climb up the side of a crater on Mars, NASA’s Perseverance rover has finally emerged
How a biochemistry department used redacted job applications to achieve gender parity
Concealing some of the information on job applications led to more women being hired.Credit: Christopher Ames/Getty In 2017, when Sherri
Neanderthals and humans interbred more recently than scientists thought
Members of a group including the Zlatý kůň woman and the Ranis individuals travel across Europe some 45,000 years ago
Meet the scientist helping women find their voice
In a community center in rural Madagascar, Kame Westerman noticed something that changed her career. As the men debated the
Making kidney tests work for everyone
A 2022 regional study found that creatinine is an inadequate biomarker for kidney function in people in South Africa, Malawi
Extreme heat makes body clocks tick faster
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Central control of dynamic gene circuits governs T cell rest and activation
Primary human T cell isolation and expansion CD4+ regulatory and effector T cells were isolated from fresh peripheral blood Leukopaks
Reversing resistance to cancer immune therapy with antibodies that target GDF-15 protein
CLINICAL BRIEFINGS 11 December 2024 The protein GDF-15 is a potent immunosuppressor that is overexpressed in many solid tumours and