Biologists Baffled by Never-Before-Seen Structure in a Tiny Organism
The research is opening new frontiers in pest control and evolutionary biology. An international group of scientists has uncovered a strange tubular structure within Profftella, a bacterium that lives in close partnership with a major citrus pest. Nothing like this structure has ever been documented in any living organism. The discovery, made possible through advanced [...]
Biologists Baffled by Never-Before-Seen Structure in a Tiny Organism
The research is opening new frontiers in pest control and evolutionary biology. An international group of scientists has uncovered a strange tubular structure within Profftella, a bacterium that lives in close partnership with a major citrus pest. Nothing like this structure has ever been documented in any living organism. The discovery, made possible through advanced [...]
'Dark DNA' may explain dancing spiders' extraordinary diversity
There are many more species of peacock spider than other animals, scientists think they may know why.
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Profound Implications: New Research Challenges a 70-Year-Old Theory of Protein Folding
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Profound Implications: New Research Challenges a 70-Year-Old Theory of Protein Folding
The findings of the study call into question a long-held belief about the way proteins fold within our cells and have significant ramifications for the treatment of illnesses connected to protein misfolding. A groundbreaking study by researchers at the Department of Energy's SLAC National Acceler
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