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A new cell model could help kids and teens with arthritis
This model was built by a teenager with juvenile idiopathic arthritis — a poorly understood chronic illness.
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This model was built by a teenager with juvenile idiopathic arthritis — a poorly understood chronic illness.
Moss spores, bacteria and tardigrades have all proved their hardiness outside the International Space Station.
Other snake species, however, can also attack at amazingly fast speeds, giving stiff competition to some of the slower vipers.
The technique could someday help people without reproductive cells of their own have children. But much more research is needed.
The findings challenge a common idea about how the mummified man got marked with dark lines.
Microbes vastly outnumber multicellular life on Earth. A close-up look at protists highlights how much we don't know about the microscopic world.
Unified by a few key traits, these diverse organisms come in all shapes and sizes.
DNA machines and protein-mimicking nanotech could replace broken machinery in cells or even lead to made-from-scratch synthetic life.
Making such organoids with 3-D printing and other tech can help researchers learn more about many troubling and potentially deadly disorders.
Some algae glow blue when they experience forces. Held in transparent plastic, they now make devices light up in response to gentle pushes and tugs.