Studies in Science and PNAS may overturn dogma of genetically programmed fates for gonadal cells

Apparent absence of toxicity and persistence of silencing may bode well for humans

Nonconserved, noncoding regulatory sequences could be new mutation targets

Findings provide new clues to why mothers don?t attack fetal tissue

New study findings point to possible stem cell role for normal form of protein

The bank note that Dominique Weil used to buy ice cream for her family at the beach this past summer may have traveled a long way.

A protein related to RNAi machinery helps control dividing neoblasts

Researchers find structures and gene that enable magnetobacteria to navigate Earth's magnetic field

Function at Hunter College of the City University of New York is among the most diverse in the sciences.

Wild bats, rather than civet cats, may have been the source of the coronavirus behind the deadly SARS outbreak in 2003.

Study suggests XX murine stem cells are under-methylated, shedding light on X chromosome activation

New study suggests phage genes may also help host bacteria