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Bright wings
Complex feather color patterns lead to more rapid color evolution in kingfisher birds.
How to wire a brain
The neuronal protein Latrophilin-2 helps to shape the developing brain by switching between roles depending on the context.
Detecting repair loss in cancer
Sets of mutations commonly found in cancer cells may reveal which genes involved in repairing damaged DNA have been lost from the genome.
Taking the tube
Cells can pass proteins and RNA to each other through tubes that act as a channel between their membranes.
A new path
A study lifts the veil on the neural processes which help monogamous prairie voles cope with the loss of their mate.
Plan B
Greater mouse-eared bats change their feeding tactic based on prey availability and size.
How maize got to Peru
Ancient DNA analyses reveal the origins of some of the oldest corn husks in the world.
Watching cartilage form
The progenitor cells that give rise to articular chondrocytes contain a protein which can be used to track how cartilage in the joint is formed during development.
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