The findings may be used someday to create better donor-recipient matches and develop new ways to prevent rejection of transplanted tissues.

A study reveals how computer-based modeling can help researchers predict the optimal outcome to save natural habitats from invasive plants

UMass Amherst study shows modest but significant lower risk.

The team's findings should help inform future experiments involving high-intensity lasers

Manganese, a trace mineral necessary in small amounts for human health but potentially toxic in high doses, relates differently than its cancer-causing cousin, arsenic, to dissolved organic matter in groundwater, according to a recent study

A team of chemical and biomolecular engineers at the University of Notre Dame designed nanoparticles that mimic natural allergens by displaying each allergic component one at a time on their surfaces

Findings suggest that ribosomal DNA copy number could be used to predict which cancers will be sensitive to DNA-damaging chemotherapeutics

Until now, all previous experiments have indicated that lithium’s atoms had a complex arrangement

Structure of microcompartment’s protein shell could help research in bioenergy, pathogenesis, and biotechnology

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates Vibrio cause 80,000 illnesses and 100 deaths in the U.S. annually

In their recent study, published in the Journal of Virology, the University of Wisconsin–Madison researchers examined 35 years worth of invited speaker rosters from four prominent virology meetings

Long-term, UF/IFAS researchers want to develop the knowledge and tools the cattle industry needs to increase tolerance to heat stress