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An obscure swatch of human DNA once thought to be nothing more than biological trash may actually offer a treasure trove of insight into complex genetic-related diseases such as cancer and diabetes, thanks to a novel sequencing technique developed by biologists at Texas A&M University. Aldrich's findings, published today in…
AI and genomics are undergoing rapid periods of innovation and change. Recent AI advancements in computing, management techniques, algorithms and multimodal large language models are enhancing genomic research. Genomics is also…
A comprehensive scientific review examines how bioelectrical cues, ion channel activation, and advanced electroactive biomaterials accelerate bone regeneration and fracture healing.
The outer layer of the human brain or cerebral cortex, characterized by its distinctive gyri and sulci (those distinctive ridges and furrows), controls cognitive and executive function, from conscious thought to speech to emotional control. The cerebral cortex is composed of more than 10 billion cells and 100 trillion-plus connections…
Previously, SPP1 was discovered to be a disease-associated microglia (DAM) gene. The cytokine ticks up in the cerebrospinal fluid of people with AD, but its exact role remains undefined. “We identified SPP1 as a regulator of…
Our research is guided by theoretical insights that have been developed over many years of research in cognition, and our experiments combine a variety of different measures of behavior and brain activity. Cognition and Cognitive…
Researchers have described Stimpsonia danxiacola, a new perennial plant species discovered in the danxia landscape of southern China, using comparative morphology and molecular phylogenetics.