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Researchers suggest they may be able to build better vaccines by examining how parasites mimic peptides in the host

New research indicates that the reported analyses of survey data often varies and frequently contain mistakes

The disparity in STEM educational outcomes impacts the diversity of STEM professionals

While simple prokaryotic bacteria formed within the first billion years of the Earth, the origin of eurkaryotes, the first cells with nuclei, took much longer.

A new study has examined this question in the evolution of color vision genes across a large and diverse group of bat species

A new study in Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation indicates that consuming more caffeine may help reduce the risk of death for people with chronic kidney disease.

With next-generation sequencing tools available, researchers wanted to more finely explore the banana genome with an ultimate goal of helping breeding programs produce hardier, more disease resistant bananas

Findings have now clarified the origins of the major lineages of the hybrid yeasts