Category: 7. Science

Imagine studying a pseudoscorpion, a tiny arachnid that is almost too small to see. In 1891, Harvard curator Nathan Banks mounted such a creature on a microscope slide. Over 130 years later, that same specimen is still carefully preserved in the…

Having established that both OGNs and SGNs innervate the male reproductive system, an obvious question follows: what are their roles in male fertility? It has previously been reported that OA-deficient flies are male fertile and female…

If you could see in infrared, this is what the sky might look like to you. NASA’s SPHEREx Observatory recently created this infrared map of the entire sky. The colors of this image represent different wavelengths of infrared light emitted by…

How a TF binds the genome is controlled by both DBDs and IDRs, but it remains difficult to predict the relative contributions of these two regions. We demonstrated that very short activation domains can control the fraction of TF molecules…

A new study warns that the surge in lunar exploration could rapidly contaminate the Moon’s most scientifically precious sites, potentially obscuring clues about the origins of life on Earth.

Simulations show…