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From Sea to Mountain: Legend of a Terrestrial Crustacean 2023-06-25
Researchers identify a novel role of RNA m6A modification in maintaining tissue homeostasis during primate aging 2023-04-11
Aphid Salivary Protein Promote Virus Infection in Plants 2023-03-29
Scientists Discover Rare Superfast Muscles in Mouse Legs 2023-02-05
Highly Social Mammals Live Longer than Solitary Species 2023-02-02
The enemies within: endogenous retroviruses and programmed aging 2023-01-07
Study Explains Formation of Rich Mammal Diversity in Asia 2022-11-29
Researchers identify Ku proteins as new co-sensors of cyclic GMP-AMP synthase 2022-09-07
Researchers Identify Key Factor in Exosome-mediated Viral Transmission from Insects to Plants 2022-09-05
Genomic Attributes Explained by Certain Life History Traits in Neoavian Birds 2022-09-05
Researchers Engineer A Novel Sustainable Karyotype In Mice 2022-08-26
Researchers Reveal the Balancing Mechanisms of Plant Immunity and Growth Mediated by lncRNAs 2022-08-07
IoZ/CAS found that the population of the Critically Endangered Hainan gibbon increased, but its reproductive potential is not fully realized 2022-07-14
Old Mice, Young Milieu: Understanding How Aged Stem Cells Are Revitalized for Systemic Rejuvenation 2022-05-30
Increase in Chromatin Entropy Drives Cellular Aging, Say Researchers 2022-05-30
APOE destabilizes heterochromatin and drives senescence 2022-03-29
Researchers Reveal a Novel Role of AGO Proteins in Regulating Protein Quality Control on ER 2022-03-24
Researchers reveal a new role of circadian protein BMAL1 in antagonizing aging in primates 2022-03-16
Researchers identify an endogenous metabolite that promotes multiple tissue regeneration and delays aging 2022-02-07
Parallel genomic responses of East Asian tits to historical climate change and high elevation adaptation 2021-12-08
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