Ultra-black fish skin absorbs more than 99 percent of the light that hits it, using an efficient strategy that could be applied to optical and camouflage technology.
Full story at Smithsonian
Ultra-black fish skin absorbs more than 99 percent of the light that hits it, using an efficient strategy that could be applied to optical and camouflage technology.
Full story at Smithsonian
Using DNA sequencing instead of microscopy dramatically reduces the cost of mapping brain-wide connections.
Full story at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Preclinical findings suggest that interfering with the way pancreatic cancer cells store cholesterol could be a way to treat the disease.
Full story at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Chemoimmunotherapy can lead to long-lasting remissions of HIV-associated primary central nervous system lymphoma, without impairing cognitive function.
Full story at National Cancer Institute
High levels of the sticky, pathogen-trapping webs produced by certain immune cells were associated with the most severe cases of COVID-19 in a clinical study.
Full story at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
A single chandelier cell reaches out to connect and communicate with more than 100 other neurons.
Full story at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
More than 200,000 large-scale DNA variations give tomatoes their diverse flavors, determine crop yields, and influence other important traits.
Full story at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
New research suggests that cigarette smoke spurs the lungs to make more ACE2, the protein that the coronavirus responsible for COVID-19 uses to enter human cells.
Full story at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Genetics indicate that current diagnostic criteria for mental illness fail to reflect the biological problems at the root of patients’ symptoms.
Full story at BrainFacts