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#38 Heart Failure, Plastic Problems and Hibernating to Stay Younger?
New insight into the cellular biology of human heart failure, engineering enzymes to help solve the global plastic crisis and hibernating slows ageing…
#37 Nano-Robots, Bees of the Sea and Swimming Without Swimming...
DNA made Nano-robots, crustaceans are the bees of the sea and bacteria swimming without a brain or muscles...
#36 Omicron Shifting Biology, Environmental Cheating and Climate Change on African Land Use...
How omicron shifted SARS COV2 Biology, the environmental cost of cheating to overcome cooperation and the impacts of climate change on African land use…
#25 Pathogen Taxis, New Lung Cells and Increasing Temperature - Increasing Pandemics?
A new type of human lung cells has been discovered, how climate change could be responsible for future pandemics and how pathogens can "hitch a ride" to…
#33 Blood Pressure E-Tattoos, Wild Tomatoes Helping Out and Ocean Cyanobacteria...
Wild tomato genomes benefiting their domesticated cousins, Blood Pressure E-Tattoo enabling mobile monitoring and cyanobacteria regulating zinc…
#35 Bacteria Microbots, Seismic Disruptions and Elephants Curing Cancer...
Bacteria based biohybrid microbots on a mission, seismic disruption affecting physiological responses and elephants could cure cancer...
#30 Altered Cell Membranes, Ill-Equipped Ningaloo Coral and Snake Venom Evolution...
Scramblase rearranging cell membranes, ill equipped coral reefs in western Australia and the evolution of snake venom genes.
# 31 AI and Eelgrass, Mysterious Brain Genes and Fish Gills Becoming Human Ears...
Artificial intelligence reveals eelgrass vulnerability, the mystery of the genes in brain development and ears evolving from fish gills.
#32 Reptile Ageing Secrets, Communicating Neurons and Inner Genome Workings...
The secrets of reptile and amphibian ageing, proteins changing how neurons communicate and how new tech is revealing the inner workings of the human…
#34 Southern Fin Whales Documented, Why Human Reproduction is so Hard and Cells Killing Neurons...
A large group of 150 whales sighted, why human reproduction is so hard and so wasteful as well as research identifying the cells that cause the death of…
#27 Pheromones Improving Eggs, Mitigating Farms Mitigates Climate Change and Traits Jumping Between Life...
Male pheromones improve the health of females' eggs, management could help China's climate change impact and traits jump between trees of life...
#28 Artificial Chemicals, A Genomic Arm Race and T Cells in need of R&R...
Researchers gain an understanding of biosynthetic mechanisms, games of one-upmanship within a single genome as well as T Cells need rest, relaxation and…
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