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Biology category offers comprehensive information on the structure, function, and evolution of living organisms. Explore all forms of life, from humans and plants to animals and microorganisms. Gain in-depth knowledge to better understand biological processes and the workings of nature. Whether you’re curious about cellular mechanisms or the interconnectedness of ecosystems, this category provides the insights you need to explore the complexity of life.
Nanotyrannus Skeleton Jodi Sells for $47.3 Million at Sotheby’s
The 67-million-year-old Nanotyrannus skeleton known as Jodi fetched $47.3 million at Sotheby's in New York, reigniting debate over the commercial fossil trade.
Autumn Gardening Sustains Overwintering Wildlife in Britain
Leaving leaf litter, fallen twigs, and standing flower stems in residential gardens provides food and microclimates that shelter overwintering wildlife during cold British winters.
Northern Ireland Nature Recovery Strategy Sets 2032 Targets
Northern Ireland has unveiled its Nature Recovery Strategy to 2032, setting scientific frameworks to halt biodiversity decline and restore damaged habitats.
ABO Blood Types: How Antigens Determine Compatibility
ABO blood types classify human red blood cells by surface carbohydrate antigens, determining transfusion compatibility, inheritance patterns, and disease risks.
Wildlife Biologists Track Elusive Species Through Animal Scat
Wildlife researchers study animal scat as a noninvasive tool to monitor elusive species, track diet and gut microbiomes, detect diseases, and assess genetic diversity.
GABA Neurotransmitter Functions in Calming the Human Brain
Gamma-aminobutyric acid is the chief inhibitory neurotransmitter in the central nervous system, dampening neuronal excitability and shaping sleep architecture.
CRISPR Cas9: How Genetic Scissors Cut and Rewrite DNA
CRISPR Cas9 functions as programmable molecular scissors, using guide RNA to cut DNA at specific sites to treat genetic diseases and advance biological research.
Autophagy Recycles Cellular Waste and Sustains Healthy Tissues
Autophagy is the fundamental catabolic process by which eukaryotic cells enclose damaged organelles and proteins in autophagosomes and degrade them in lysosomes.
Psychologists Link Regular Smiling to Faster Stress Recovery
Clinical and psychological research indicates that regular smiling alters stress hormones like cortisol, yet authentic expression remains central across different cultures.
Australian Forests Show Why Eucalypt Resprouting Has Limits
Research across eastern Australia reveals that while eucalypts possess remarkable fire adaptations, severe drought and high-intensity bushfires test their survival limits.