“The bird would have been a cross between a large seagull and a diving bird like a cormorant, but likely had teeth,” says expedition leader

A team of international scientists, led by the University of Bristol, has uncovered the earliest direct evidence of humans processing plants for food found anywhere in the world

Understanding IRBIT's role in facilitating apoptosis has implications for treating cancer that is associated with low levels of IRBIT expression

Researchers map genome-wide changes that drive T cell maturation and exhaustion

Newly discovered molecular mechanisms show how bacteria manage to survive antibiotic treatment and cause chronic and recurrent infections

The discovery has been hailed as a "milestone," and the renowned journal Science called it "a watershed in metabolon research" 

Cognitive therapy shown to be most effective treatment

Plant scientists discover a new epigenetic mechanism that contributes to plants' decision to flower

New procedure allows scientists to turn kinases on, and then off—providing a powerful tool for studying the effects of kinases as they actually work in the body

Two new studies provide an unprecedented look into the genome, transcriptome, and proteome of the river blindness parasite and its bacterial endosymbiont, Wolbachia

Researchers have uncovered powerful light-harvesting secrets of photosynthetic cryptophyte algae

“This research provides insight into the mechanisms of early cancer spread and may shed light into unexplained phenomena—among them, why as many as five percent of cancer patients worldwide have cancer metastases but no original tumor"