What happens when two scientists set out to make a movie to entertain the public? They end up making new scientific discoveries along the way

Experiments provide details of mechanisms underlying viruses and infections

CRISPR-UMI, a novel method developed at IMBA, facilitates extremely robust and sensitive screens by tracking single mutants within a population of cells

New cell manipulation technology enables highly accurate isolation of rare cell populations in complex biological samples

Two new microplate-based metabolism stress kits enable characterization of the main parameters of mitochondrial function in live cells and evaluation of the glycolytic response of in vitro cell models to metabolic stress

Unique system offers collection of massive quantities of cell culture data

Researchers find that the p75 protein is vital for signaling pain in the nervous system

Team uses Berkeley Lab CAMERA’s M-TIP algorithm to enable new X-ray science

In a recent study, male scientists that were contacted by a male were more than 15 percent more likely to respond positively than males that were contacted by a female

Virophage database doubles with discovery in freshwater lakes datasets

Christoph Bock, PhD, talks to contributing editor Tanuja Koppal, PhD, about the new CROP-seq technology for single-cell CRISPR sequencing that his group has developed

Millions of years ago, one family of plants—the beets and their near and distant cousins—hit upon a brand new red pigment and discarded the red used by the rest of the plant world