by
Katherine
Unger
Too much manganese or copper can convert normal prions to a disease-associated shape
by
Aditi
Risbud
Antiseptic from hand soap ends up on crops, but health risks are unknown
by
Kim
Krieger
Herpes simplex virus uses RNA interference to go undercover in infected cells
by
Dan
Ferber
Gingko biloba turns on enzyme that protects neurons
by
Emily
Saarman
With new vaccine technology, biologists set skin's protective cells into overdrive
by
Elizabeth Pennisi
Organelle that helps cells divide may carry its own genetic material
by
Eliot Marshall
In Controversial Parting Shot, U.K. Union Endorses Boycott of Israeli Academics
by
Laura
Blackburn
When the pressure's on, some running muscles take most of the strain
by
Phil Berardelli
Earth's jet streams are drifting toward the poles
by
Robert Koenig
Populations of long-distance European flyers are declining rapidly
by
Dan
Ferber
Doctors use bloodsucking worms to alleviate thumb arthritis
by
Noreen
Parks
Rising temperature could compound the greenhouse effect
by
Susan
Brown
Nanomaterial plucks moisture from the air
by
John Bohannon
Study jostles creature from its position as a "living fossil"
by
Katherine
Unger
Lobsters can tell when a potential roommate has a lethal virus
by
Michael Balter
Mice can pass down genetic information via RNA, violating classical genetics
by
Martin Enserink
Mutations may have made Chikungunya more infectious
by
Mary
Beckman
New study shows that smoking marijuana does not increase risk of cancer
by
Elizabeth Pennisi
Mutant microbes stay the course to beat the heat
by
Robert F. Service
Field debates policing itself
by
Kelli
Whitlock Burton
Existing poultry vaccine can be altered to prevent avian flu
by
Martin Enserink
WHO Director-General Lee Jong-wook remembered for energy and dedication
by
Betsy
Mason
Simple energy pathway may have powered the synthesis of the first complex molecules
by
Jeffrey Mervis
U.S. Senate panel comes to the aid of the social sciences at NSF
by
Michael
Schirber
How dwarf galaxies changed the face of the universe
by
Yudhijit Bhattacharjee
Bonobos and orangutans know the value of thinking ahead
by
Katherine
Unger
Brain rewards men and women differently in response to illegal drug use
by
Yudhijit Bhattacharjee
U.S. Commerce Department backs off on export rules that could have hindered foreign scientists
by
Noreen
Parks
Disappearance of famed ice cover could have devastating effects on region
by
Robert
Irion
Astronomers find three Neptune-sized planets and an asteroid belt around a nearby star
by
Martin Enserink
In a South African soil bacterium, researchers discover a drug that may replace worn-out antibiotics
by
Laura
Blackburn
Low pressure and oxygen during long flights don't increase risk of blood clots, but sitting still does
by
Michael
Hochman
Plant scent helps caterpillars tell the difference between night and day
by
Katherine
Unger
Oil from the 1989 spill is still impacting Alaskan otter and duck populations
by
Prashant
Nair
Team regenerates visual pathway in rats with minimal side effects
by
Jeffrey Mervis
Presidentially appointed experts to tackle algebra reform
by
Katherine
Unger
Mothball chemical blocks cell suicide and could let cancerous cells grow unchecked
by
Eli Kintisch
Biotechs fear decision will give judges more leeway on infringement cases
by
Julie
Rehmeyer
Brain wiring can make overeating hard to resist
by
Kim
Krieger
New technique distinguishes molecules from their mirror twins