- By Sci/Tech News Staff
- July 14th, 2006
Bacteria Give Up Secrets in War Waged on Plants
How bacteria target and disable plants' defense system
- By Sci/Tech News Staff
- July 11th, 2006
Retroviruses Have Invaded the Koala Genome
The virus seems to be in transition between infectious and endogenous forms
- By Sci/Tech News Staff
- July 7th, 2006
Cell Survival Depends on Chromosome Integrity
Researchers discovered protein machinery important for cells to keep chromosomes intact
- By Sci/Tech News Staff
- June 30th, 2006
Scientists Uncover Rules for Gene Amplification
Findings could benefit cancer research
- By Vlad Tarko
- June 21st, 2006
Do Microbes Love Their Families Too?
For diseases, when it comes to sharing a home, only close relatives will do
- By Sci/Tech News Staff
- June 19th, 2006
New Stem-Cell Findings Can Help the Body to Cure Itself
Scientists discovered what guides the production of new cells from the intestinal stem cells
- By Sci/Tech News Staff
- June 19th, 2006
How Bacteria Make their Ribosomes
Basic work on E. coli identifies a crucial aspect of how ribosome genes are expressed
- By Sci/Tech News Staff
- June 9th, 2006
Bacteria Have Their Own Immune System
Protecting against outside DNA
- By Vlad Tarko
- June 8th, 2006
Scientists Invented the Allergy-Free Cat
The technique of genetic divergence was used
- By Vlad Tarko
- June 2nd, 2006
Scientists Study the Friendly Microbes Living in Our Gut
For the first time, scientists describe the busy microbial world inside
- By Sci/Tech News Staff
- June 1st, 2006
Genetically Altered Mice No Longer Like Cocaine
In this case, cocaine acts like a sedative, not a stimulant
- By Sci/Tech News Staff
- June 1st, 2006
The Genes that Control the Annual Cycle of Trees
A discovery that may speed forest biotechnology
- By Sci/Tech News Staff
- May 30th, 2006
The Catalogue of Proteins
International proteome researchers map the entire active protein inventory in cells
- By Sci/Tech News Staff
- May 30th, 2006
Bacteria Strive Not to Kill You Very Fast
They just want you to be infected
- By Sci/Tech News Staff
- May 29th, 2006
E. Coli Eats Up the DNA of its Dead Competitors
But DNA remains only a backup nutrient
- By Sci/Tech News Staff
- May 25th, 2006
Selfishness and Cooperation in Microbes' Land
Scientists found that selfishness has its costs even in case of microbes
- By Sci/Tech News Staff
- May 24th, 2006
Immune-Activating Cells in Our Intestines
Discovery may suggest future treatments for intestinal disorders