Their birth shows that much more needs to be done before results on stem cells from mice can be applied to humans
A computer simulation using a version of string theory shows that six of nine space dimensions remain confined to very small sizes
In a democracy, the majority can benefit when individuals are uninformed
Much like neurons in a brain, individual bees may provoke or inhibit the response of an entire swarm
The observation of very low motility in naked mole rat sperm illustrates the power of evolutionary logic
The tendency to exaggerate past performance is true across gender, but men exaggerate more
Turning off an ‘inhibitor’ makes muscles twice as strong in mice and worms, and perhaps in human too
The bacterium uses the body’s immune defences to obtain shelter and then multiply
Human evolution may have gained much from the extra energy cooking made available
A python’s physiological response to a large meal may hold some promise for the human heart