Browsing: Biology

The Dog Aging Project has in recent years enrolled thousands of companion animals into multiple cohorts and studies, including…

Sample purity. We all need it. We all seek it. In biosciences, a vast amount of time is invested in…

Tsetse flies (Glossina spp.) are the sole vectors of African trypanosomiasis – sleeping sickness in humans and nagana in livestock.…

A number of lines of research indicate that fat tissue becomes actively harmful to other tissues with advancing age…

Several steps are required when preparing a sample for histology. We’ve covered these steps in brief in a previous article…

Join us in mid-October to hear from two early-career researchers working on development across scales. Chaired by Development’s Executive Editor,…

Are you teaching the skeletal of muscular system and want a way to make knee anatomy more engaging for your…

Amyloid-β is an anti-microbial peptide, a component of the innate immune system. In the brain it is best known…

From uncovering how proteins work at the bench to developing therapeutic biologics or scaling up enzyme production for industrial fermentation,…

This year brought the return of our image competition with the MBL Embryology course at Woods Hole. Twenty impressive submissions were received…