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Research that can help better understand the relationship between sea anemone hosts and clownfish has been highly acclaimed

Coral eDNA has been accurately detected in seawater samples, and this has huge implications for coral reef conservation, says researchers

Examination of development-relevant gene expression patterns in starfish embryos reveals how echinoderm and chordate body plans evolved from a common ancestor.

Researchers produce the first robust genome of pearl oysters, which they hope can be used to find strains that are resilient to increasingly common diseases or that produce more beautiful pearls.

The Global Bioconvergence Center of Innovation will bridge academia, government and industry by promoting synergies between science, technology, and engineering.

Research into superfood genomes could lead to heat-tolerant seaweed strains, combating the threat of climate change.

Scientists develop a PCR test that can detect the presence of nine genes, helping distinguish whether Okinawa mozuku germlings are male or female, and whether they are haploid or diploid.

Better understanding of regeneration in hemichordates may eventually lead to advances in reparative medicine

As coral reefs face increasing threats, a team of researchers have developed a genetic analysis tool to determine many different types of coral on a reef with just a sample of seawater.

Researchers the first to uncover the genome and transcriptome of Japanese seafood delicacy kuruma shrimp, which could aid with fisheries and aquaculture management.

New research into the crucial partnership between coral and algae may one day help prevent coral bleaching.