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Sensing between heartbeats
The length of time humans feel an object depends on the phase of their heartbeat when they first touch it.
Spot the difference
Crossbreeding experiments help scientists understand how small mutations can switch genes on and off.
Looking at the clockwork
A new genetic tool using bioluminescent cell labelling allows scientists to look at the inner workings of the brain’s circadian clocks.
Follow the (evolutionary) cues
Genetic signatures uncover that viruses target a protein which helps to haul cargo across cells.
Powering the liver
Mice missing a supposedly key protein for energy production in the liver show no symptoms, raising questions about the molecular mechanism.
Evolving the same thing, differently
The long-term evolution experiment reveals how similar traits can evolve with different genetic information.
Don’t hold your breath
Breathing affects the activity of neurons in different parts of the brain in unexpected ways.
Balancing redox in diabetes care
Biomarkers for redox balance may help clinicians precisely decide how individuals with diabetes will benefit from exercise or antioxidant nutritional supplements.
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