NIH-funded study results suggest more complex gene interactions and regulation

Researchers at Binghamton University have developed a coating made out of DNA that gets better at protecting skin from ultraviolet light the more you expose it to the sun, and it also keeps your skin hydrated.

Discovery could help direct strategies to increase crop yields or breed plants better adapted to climate change

The space-saving MALDI-8020 achieves performance specifications similar to those of larger, more expensive MALDI-TOF models but in a significantly smaller footprint

System aims to bring enhanced ease-of-use to nano-spray mass spectrometry, which is essential for label-free discovery workflows on intact protein mixtures

New Q Exactive HF-X Orbitrap mass spectrometer enables scientists to advance disease research and drug discovery

No gene is an island

Insights such as gene transfer ‘islands’ provide window into dynamics of microbial ecosystems

This scientific advance could have biotechnological applications in the future as the conclusion applies to 80 percent of plants

Achieving gains in agricultural production depends on adequate levels of soil micronutrients like copper, low levels of which can impact yield by reducing fertility and, in extreme cases, lead to total crop failure

Presented by 2014 Nobel Laureate, Stefan W. Hell

The evolutionary history of a salivary protein may point to interbreeding between humans and an enigmatic ancient relative