Study perfects the technique currently used to identify the gender that a jaw bone comes from

The new miniaturized microscope and related imaging methods offer unprecedented insight into nervous system function and could lead to novel pain treatments.

New study reveals challenges humanity could due to frequent viral outbreaks

This critical link could help researchers better understand cancer and diabetes pathways

Have a close-up look at DNA; you’ll see it wiggles in the oddest way

Dr. Kandice Tanner of NIH wins 2016 honor

An idea first proposed 138 years ago that limbs evolved from gills, which has been widely discredited due to lack of supporting fossil evidence, may prove correct after all

Evolutionary biology tells us why venom is useful for snakes, but chemistry tells us how venom works

Much of the blame for the “failure to act decisively” lies with the U.S. Congress, recent article says.

Unique capability enables researchers to identify molecules involved in processes related to biology, environment, and energy

Study published today in Science sheds light on structure of nuclear pore complex, which plays a crucial role in controlling molecular traffic to a cell's nucleus

“We wanted to understand how the monarch is processing these different types of information to yield this constant behavior — flying southwest each fall."