You don’t have to be a numismatist to enjoy looking at coins under a microscope. An enthusiast will be able to find pockets ...

Scientists have long used fluorescent dyes—which emit light—to research cell structures and activities. By attaching ...

For a long time, scientists depended on luck to find new proteins. In 1840, for example, Friedrich Ludwig Hünefeld, a German ...

Dendera Temple’s Adobe Enclosure, Swelling Phenomena, Nanomaterial, The Artificial Ageing Share and Cite: Mohamed, E. H.

Rather than being like battery chargers, mitochondria are more like the motherboard of the cell.

Andrew T. Lombardo, PhD, assistant professor of biochemistry, has received a $1.9 million National Institutes of Health grant to study cell polarity signaling.

A change to a single gene in the bacterium Yersinia pestis has enabled one of the world’s most notorious pathogens to survive ...

At first glance, feathers may seem like simple parts of a bird’s body. But if you look closer—under a microscope or through a ...

There are huge gaps in what we know about sperm, from how they navigate to why sperm counts are tumbling. The BBC unravels ...

This important study presents a compelling theoretical framework for understanding phase separation of membrane-bound proteins, with a focus on the organization of tight junction components. By ...