Life Sciences
- Female Fruit Flies Can Be Too Attractive For Their Own Good
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once. But males are doing it all the time. This courtship is unrelenting –– like mosquitoes on a warm ...
Article - News Staff - Dec 8 2009 - 1:32pm
- Rifampin- The Antibiotic That Tuberculosis Thrives On
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adherence to the six-month tuberculosis chemotherapy. About 5 percent of all TB cases are MDR-TB that is ...
Article - News Staff - Dec 22 2009 - 5:33pm
- DNA Sequencing Answers Confounding Questions About Human Evolution
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material contained in the nuclei and mitochondria of all body cells--is a hardy molecule and can persist, ...
Article - News Staff - Dec 31 2009 - 6:05pm
- Energy Inefficiency: The Key To Overcoming Obesity
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role remained unclear. After all, Alekseev said, ischemic heart disease really is a modern human ...
Article - News Staff - Jan 5 2010 - 3:09pm
- Blame Lousy Airport Security On Evolution
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give up on the response," Wolfe explained. "It's all terribly adaptive behavior for ...
Article - News Staff - Jan 14 2010 - 3:03pm
- The Neurobiology Of How Brain Cells Process Mathematical Rules
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mathematical operations. “First of all we want to understand how neurons process mathematical operations,” said ...
Article - News Staff - Jan 19 2010 - 4:28pm
- Survival Of The...Cutest? Why Domestic Dogs Prove Evolution
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guarding and companion dogs. They found the companion (or pet) dogs were more variable than all the other ...
Article - News Staff - Jan 20 2010 - 11:57am
- How Plants Outsmart Their Two-Faced Pollinators
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answer to this question, but it's possible that the hawkmoth, for all its faults, might be a more ...
Article - News Staff - Jan 21 2010 - 2:29pm
- Science Clamps Down On Chimpanzee Smugglers
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computer program that mapped out the origins of the rescued chimpanzees. We found that all the rescued ...
Article - News Staff - Jan 22 2010 - 2:27pm
- Controlling Hv1 Channel In Sperm May Prevent Babies
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"All of these events are essential to fertilization," Kirichok said. "You can imagine now ...
Article - News Staff - Feb 4 2010 - 2:24pm
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