Past The Scientist Magazine Issues

Bacteria cooperate to benefit the collective, but cheaters can rig the system

Once dismissed as genomic noise, some noncoding sequences (and the microproteins they encode) play important roles in cancer

From eukaryote evolution to bacterial hijacking, researchers peer ever further into the building blocks of life

From the cerebellum to neurodegenerative disease, researchers are giving old science a fresh look

Understanding how SARS-CoV-2 and other viruses interact with their victims

Tumors’ unstable genomes and unique microbiomes may present new targets for understanding and treating the disease

Researchers are carefully considering the therapeutic potential of helminths

Animals start listening even before they enter the world

Researchers debate how animals perceive quantities

SARS-COV-2 wreaks havoc around the body

Resident bacteria in mom’s gut may shape fetal development

Animals' adaptive changes may be influenced by microbes within

The recently discovered structures are making waves in microbiology

Mating between different species may drive evolution

Cancer cells can spread early and lie dormant for years

The immune systems of males and females respond differently to viral intruders

New approaches could accelerate development of outplanted corals

What science is revealing about COVID-19 in mothers to be

Manipulating the sleeping brain to understand it

Researchers investigate recent gray whale strandings along North America’s Pacific coast