Berkeley Lab researchers develop first 3-D atomic-scale model of P22 virus that identifies the protein interactions crucial for its stability

Unexpected connection likely sabotaging vaccines designed to treat cancer

Scientists found that a common antibiotic cleared out beneficial gut bacteria in the bees, making way for a harmful pathogen, which also occurs in humans, to get a foothold

Study may have implications for several diseases, including diabetes, cancer, and neurological disorders

Disease and drug response testing from the bottom up

Technology successful in healing injury in bull could eventually help people suffering from a variety of severe injuries and ailments

First-of-its-kind study helps answer major question about development and evolution in males versus females

Comparing the proteins of humans and these other mammals is already providing researchers with a wealth of new information about how the human body works

Using unique mouse model, researchers believe they can develop treatment or vaccine targets in order to fight virus

New species of land snail takes name from goddess featured in popular role playing game

The report concludes that clinical trials using heritable germline genome editing should be permitted, but the Center for Genetics and Society has some concerns

For ages, women have claimed that the sex of their baby influences everything from food cravings to morning sickness; a new study seems to support this theory