
Tapeworm loses its telomeres
A fully resolved, chromosome-level genome assembly of a tapeworm provides the first complete picture of a representative of one of the three major… Read more »
A fully resolved, chromosome-level genome assembly of a tapeworm provides the first complete picture of a representative of one of the three major… Read more »
Small mammals (including mice, voles, and shrews) are found globally and many species are happy to live next door or even within the same house as… Read more »
Researchers report on PCR screening for potentially zoonotic pathogens detected in the faecal samples of wild and semi-captive… Read more »
Tapeworms have two sister lineages, one of which is the Gyrocotylidea, named after their characteristic ‘rosette’… Read more »
Investigating gene expression in the brains of infected and uninfected sticklebacks can help shed light on the molecular… Read more »
In a blog for Brain Awareness Week, Bethany Facer discusses the importance of collaborations and the preliminary data for the… Read more »
Worm infections are often associated with low and middle income countries, but mounting evidence suggests that intestinal… Read more »
Findings from a new machine learning study, published today in BMC Veterinary Research, can be applied to predict how long an… Read more »
Evidence of shared immunodominance between Plasmodium falciparum and SARS-CoV-2 may explain low COVID-19 incidence in the… Read more »
In celebration of the recent launch of BMC Ecology and Evolution, we are delighted to announce our inaugural BMC Ecology and… Read more »