“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"

The unique marine life was discovered around hydrothermal vents at a place called Longqi, 2000 kilometres southeast of Madagascar

Two studies from Harvard T.H. Chan School researchers take a look at quirky topics in The BMJ's annual Christmas edition

While there are many advantages to automating certain workflows in the lab, a lot of thought must be put into when and where automation can be best used

The new study shows that siblings with ASD had much higher levels of damaging mutations in essential genes compared to their non-affected siblings

"Our new method enables us to take cells that cannot be anchored on surfaces and then use an optical trap to study them at a very high resolution."

Gene expression pinpoints multiple anomalies likely to lead to pregnancy failure for clones

Researchers offer a neurobiological answer to the long-standing question of how the brain produces such variable estimates of time

In the study, human subjects viewed a series of quickly flashed images, and reported which ones they saw and which they could not see, while their brain activity was monitored using magnetoencephalography

Researchers from China, Canada, and the University of Bristol have discovered a dinosaur tail complete with its feathers trapped in a piece of amber

This suggests that the evolutionary pressure to conserve these resistance genes has existed for millions of years—not just since antibiotics were first used to treat disease

University of Washington researchers have taken a first step in showing how humans can interact with virtual realities via direct brain stimulation