Dental Stem Cells Regenerate More Than Just Smiles

With complicated lifecycles and genetics, parasitic worms can be hard to study, but organoids unveil new insight into their biology and a path to better drugs.

Regulatory T cells, which prevent the immune system from attacking the body, were the subject of this year’s Physiology or Medicine Nobel Prize. How do they work?

Scientists discovered a novel process, called cathartocytosis, where stomach cells “vomit” out their contents to quickly shrink and repair damaged tissue.

Scientists are exploring how RNA might have jump-started life four billion years ago and how it's now advancing drug development with RNA-based therapies.

Tatsuya Nobori brings high-resolution multiomic approaches to plant biology to map how plants interact with microbes on a cellular level in 3D.

Linda Griffith engineers human uterine endometrium in lab dishes, offering in vitro tools to study some uterine diseases and screen drugs to treat them.

Are you game for this spatial biology challenge?

Isn't it fascinating that a cell, which is several orders of magnitude smaller than an organism, can inform scientists about the state of the entire being?

From eye-catching marketing to impactful education, Niki Spahich uses her creative flair to help bring scientific stories to life in every project.

Creating physiologically relevant conditions for cells that replicate in vivo environments can improve experimental results, cell therapy development, and more.