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Protozoan changes the way of looking at evolution
On the diving area of the Bahamas, Mikhail V. Matz of the University of Texas, Austin and some colleagues are looking for big, glowing eyes to adapt to the dark.
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Father's age affects children's intelligence
Scientists say, the older you are, the more likely a man will be born with less intelligent children.
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Detection of genes that control skin formation
Oregon State University researchers have discovered a gene in the human body that controls skin growth.
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Brain structure reinforces immunity
For the first time researchers at the University of Pennsylvania, the school of veterinary medicine has developed a real-time image of the human body's immune response t…
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Progress in studying Alzheimer's
Scientists at UC Santa Barbara have discovered a protein called BAG2 that is important in understanding Alzheimer's disease and can open new goals for drug development.
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Molecular control of blood pressure
Scientists at the Department of Dentistry, Oregon University of Science and Health, have discovered that nerve cells that control heart rate and blood pressure synthesiz…
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Interesting stories about human brain ability (Part 2)
The eminent physicist Albert Einstein is as small as an ordinary person, while the 115-year-old brain is of the same number of human cells at the age of 60.
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Simple eyes consist of only two cells that lead the floating animal to the light
Researchers have figured out how the first evolutionary eyes work and how they guide the marine life to light.
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How does the open protein 'door' come into the cell?
The way used by proteins allows cells to absorb substances from their surroundings, while keeping other substances outside, is revealed in the journal Science Express.
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Bacteria in the gut stimulate the formation of immune cells
A new study reveals that some types of intestinal bacteria stimulate the formation of immune cells
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Vitamins and minerals prevent hearing loss?
About 10 million people in the United States are currently suffering from a noise-induced hearing loss.
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How is memory formed and recreated?
What is memory made of? One thing is for sure, the cells in the brain.
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Nap for the biological clock
We can sleep for a while to regulate sleep circulation, but our cells have a much more subtle and delicate system.
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What is blood doping?
Once the gunfire signaled the start of the Beijing Olympics competition, the athletes would give each other a fraction of a second. And this is the time when blood dopin…