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New “squid killer” species of parasitic copepod has been described and successfully treated.

A novel treatment has been proven to effectively treat cognitive decline in mice with Alzheimer’s disease.

By studying how activating the brain’s serotonin center affects awake animals for the first time, scientists show that serotonin activates brain areas influencing behavior and motivation.

Genomic analysis of a widespread species of zooplankton questions our assumptions about speciation and gene regulation.

With the help of medaka fish, CRISPR and new imaging techniques, researchers have set a new standard for studying cell division at the very earliest stages of life.

A protein complex formed during abnormal cell division eliminates potentially harmful cells over time.

The Cell Proliferation and Gene Editing Unit studies how cells divide, what can cause sickness within cells, and searches for new treatment targets for cancer.

For the first time, the molecular structure of a complete tailed virus with a flexible tail has been solved in unprecedented detail.

A cutting edge technique, called Direct RNA sequencing, shows that ‘jumping genes’ could be the key to help plants become more resilient.

In mice, the treatment decreased infections caused by the Influenza A virus.