Skin cells converted into fertilizable human eggs
OHSU researchers converted skin cells into fertilizable egg-like oocytes, producing 82 functional oocytes with about 9% reaching the blastocyst stage in vitro
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Fungi enabled life on land hundreds of millions of years sooner than believed
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Seals use sensitive whiskers to foil fish escapes
In the often murky and dark conditions of coastal waters, harbor seals execute a remarkable feat of predation, tracking and…
Unstructured protein segments use flexibility to regulate biological functions
New research is reshaping the scientific understanding of cellular communication, revealing that the most flexible and seemingly formless parts of…
Extinct bettongs now thrive with predators in South Australia
A small, kangaroo-like marsupial, once widespread across the continent, is making a remarkable comeback on mainland South Australia after an…
Specialized ion channel triggers the Venus flytrap’s rapid snap
Researchers have identified a crucial component in the Venus flytrap’s uniquely rapid and iconic predatory movement. A specialized ion channel,…
Scientists urge new safeguards for stem cell therapies
Scientists urge stronger safeguards for stem cell therapies amid rising unproven clinics, calling for standardized procedures and stricter FDA enforcement
New birdwatching framework expands citizen science data collection
New modular birdwatching framework lets citizen scientists log behaviors, environment, and vocalizations via mobile apps, expanding data beyond simple counts
Togo residents’ views guide sacred forest protection
In northern Togo, a survey at Nakpadjoak sacred forest finds 92% want protection and 90% would switch to alternatives like natural gas to ease deforestation