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Study shows how varying Arctic climate conditions impact vulnerable species（图）
varying Arctic climate conditions impact vulnerable species
2021/4/9
New findings on the diet of Arctic foxes, determined by the condition of their teeth, show how varying climate conditions in the Arctic affect the animals that live there.In a U.S. National Scien...
Study shows that dry air drives overlooked changes in how plants use water（图）
dry air drives overlooked changes plants use water
2020/6/5
Plants take up much of the water that falls to Earth. They use what they need before releasing it through tiny holes on the surfaces of their leaves, just as people release water vapor every time they...
Study shows that dry air drives overlooked changes in how plants use water（图）
dry air drives overlooked changes plants use water
2020/6/12
Plants take up much of the water that falls to Earth. They use what they need before releasing it through tiny holes on the surfaces of their leaves, just as people release water vapor every time they...
New and diverse experiences linked to enhanced happiness, new study shows（图）
New diverse experiences enhanced happiness
2020/6/5
New and diverse experiences are linked to enhanced happiness, and this relationship is associated with increased brain activity, new research has found.The results, which appear in the journal...
Study shows limitations of method for determining protein structure（图）
Study limitation determine protein structure
2019/10/17
A new study by chemists at the University of Arkansas shows that X-ray crystallography, the standard method for determining the structure of proteins, may provide inaccurate information about a critic...
Tropical lowland frogs at greater risk from climate warming than high-elevation species,study shows
Tropical lowland frogs greater risk climate warming high-elevation species
2017/4/27
A new study of Peruvian frogs living at a wide variety of elevations—from the Amazon floodplain to high Andes peaks—lends support to the idea that lowland amphibians are at higher risk from future cli...
Fish Study Shows Important Genome Interactions in Animal Cells
Fish Study Genome Interactions Animal Cells
2017/4/27
In a new study, researchers at the University of Miami (UM) Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science examined how the interaction of two genomes in animal cells—the mitochondrial and nuclea...
Study Shows Animals with Larger Brains are Best Problem Solvers
Animals Larger Brains Best Problem Solvers
2016/2/22
Why did some species, such as humans and dolphins, evolve large brains relative to the size of their bodies? Why did others, such as blue whales and hippos, evolve to have brains that, compared to the...
Indiana University study shows first evidence for independent working memory systems in animals
Indiana University independent working memory systems animals
2016/1/22
A new study from Indiana University could help ensure the hundreds of millions of dollars spent each year to develop potential treatments for Alzheimer's disease aren't wasted on targeting the wrong t...
Researchers at the University of California, Riverside have found parts produced by some commercial 3D printers are toxic to certain fish embryos. Their results have raised questions about how to disp...
Antiviral compound may protect brain from pathogens, West Nile virus study shows
Antiviral compound pathogens West Nile virus
2015/5/25
Researchers have found that an antiviral compound may protect the brain from invading pathogens. Studying West Nile virus infection in mice, scientists at Washington University School of Med...
The ability to accurately repair DNA damaged by spontaneous errors, oxidation or mutagens is crucial to the survival of cells. This repair is normally accomplished by using an identical or homologous ...
100 million year study shows a sheltered start breeds evolutionary success（图）
a sheltered start breeds fish family trees
2014/7/4
Research into reef fish species diversity will provide conservationists with new information to protect the Great Barrier Reef.
New CU-Boulder study shows differences in mammal responses to climate change（图）
mammal small mammals
2014/3/18
If you were a shrew snuffling around a North American forest, you would be 27 times less likely to respond to climate change than if you were a moose grazing nearby.
A worldwide consortium of medical researchers and social scientists has found tiny changes to a person's genetic sequence are associated with educational level.