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Stem cells recruited to sites of infection may suppress immune cells in mice, and create a persistent infection

Scientists have identified biomarkers for Niemann-Pick type C disease, a big step in diagnosis and screening new compounds

Just in time for ASCB -- see the cell biology articles most highly ranked by F1000

The findings suggest the current understanding of transcription networks should be reassessed

A GSK scientist spends his leisure time building makeshift photography equipment to capture some uniquely beautiful images

The toxic element might be able to replace phosphorus to support microbial growth, casting doubt on the belief phosphorus is essential to life

The air is teeming with microbes, and scientists are finally starting to understand how they influence everything from meteorology to epidemiology

In light of this month's cover story on a protein that links eczema to allergies, we present the most highly ranked articles in dermatology research, from F1000

A snapshot of the most highly ranked articles in biochemistry, from Faculty of 1000

A mathematical model of cell signaling helps explain how animal patterns emerge

Virginia Tech researchers are learning how the reptiles are able to glide so gracefully to the ground

Is something in the environment making everyone -- animals and humans -- gain weight?