Folates, lifespan and the gut microbiome
It is an increasingly well known – or at least, well quoted – fact that humans contain ten times more bacterial cells than human ones. The microbial… Read more »
It is an increasingly well known – or at least, well quoted – fact that humans contain ten times more bacterial cells than human ones. The microbial… Read more »
It is no news that obesity is bad for your health. But it is only in the past ten years or so that it has been recognized as a major contributor to cancer risk… Read more »
In a recent Comment in BMC Biology, Gregory Petsko appeals to some particularly surprising patterns of comorbidity in support of the argument for breaking the… Read more »
Over the past few weeks, eLife has posted a manifesto, and EMBOencounters and Journal of Cell Biology have published editorials, all promising strategies to… Read more »
‘Ring species’ or ‘circular overlaps’ present a unique opportunity to reconstruct the history of speciation. They occur when a chain of gradually… Read more »
Does fructose contribute to metabolic disease? Luc Tappy from the University of Lausanne will join a distinguished list of speakers to talk about whether his… Read more »
The concept of the stem cell niche – as a microenvironment for pluripotent stem cells – is an old one but one that evolves with advances in the tools to… Read more »
Two influenza research papers remain suspended in press since the US government’s request for their redaction, made on the recommendation of the National… Read more »