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DNA links male,female butterfly thought to be distinct species（图）
DNA links male female butterfly distinct species
2017/9/1
Researchers recently discovered what was thought to be a distinct species of butterfly is actually the female of a species known to science for more than a century.An international team of nine butter...
Bee antennae offer links between the evolution of social behavior and communication
Bee antennae evolution of social behavior communication
2017/7/24
An international team of researchers, including those from Princeton University, reported that a certain species of bees, called halictid bees, have more sensorial machinery compared with re...
The crucibles that bore out early building blocks of life may have been, in many cases, modest puddles.Now, researchers working with that hypothesis have achieved a significant advancement t...
Tadpole model links drug exposure to autism-like effects
Tadpole model links drug exposure autism-like
2015/3/4
Research suggests that fetal exposure to chemicals or drugs can cause neurological problems. Babies whose mothers take the epilepsy drug valproic acid (VPA) during pregnancy, for example, appear to ha...
Climate Change Does Not Bode Well for Picky Eaters: New Study Links Resiliency to Penguins’ Diets
Climate Change Does Not Bode Well Picky Eaters: New Study Links Resiliency Penguins’ Diets
2015/3/4
In a part of the world that is experiencing the most dramatic increase in temperature and climate change, two very similar species of animals are responding very differently. New research published to...
Understanding the Links Between Human Health and Climate Change: Agricultural Productivity and Allergenic Pollen Production of Timothy Grass(Phleum pratense L.) Under Future Predicted Levels of Carbon Dioxide and Ozone
Carbon Dioxide Climate Change Grass Pollen Human Health Ozone Phleum pratense
2014/11/4
The prevalence of allergic disease is expected to increase with climate change. Grasses, which have highly allergenic pollen, are widely distributed across the globe. Changes in production and allerge...
Leaf chewing links insect diversity in modern and ancient forests
Leaf chewing links insect diversity modern and ancient forests
2014/5/13
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Observations of insects and their feeding marks on leaves in modern forests confirm indications from fossil leaf deposits that the diversity of chewing damage relates directly ...
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- DNA can already tell us the sex and ancestry of unknown individuals, but now an international team of researchers is beginning to connect genetics with facial features, degrees...
Scents and smells can form the basis of some of the most significant memories humans form in their lives.
An international study that has identified new genetic regions involved in rheumatoid arthritis has shed light on existing medicines that could be effective in treating the disease.
On Some Examples of Missing Links – Perspectives from Fossil Evidence in China
Fossil Evidence China
2014/3/26
Zhonghe Zhou is currently the director and senior research fellow at the Institute of
Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology (IVPP) of the Chinese Academy of Sci-ences. He graduated from ...
Ever since he first discovered the lifespan-extending effects of proteins called sirtuins 15 years ago, MIT Professor Leonard Guarente has been accumulating evidence to demonstrate a link between sirt...
Discovering the links between plants and medical treatments
the links plants and medical treatments
2009/12/18
The link between understanding how plants work and the development of new medical treatments will be explored in a public lecture at the University of York.Professor Sir David Baulcombe will use his l...
8 May 2007，Researchers have produced new DNA evidence that almost certainly confirms the theory that all modern humans have a common ancestry.The genetic survey, produced by a collaborative team led b...
March 7, 2007，A forum on the links between faith and development in the Third World became a frank discussion on whether MIT students and faculty could--or should--link their faith to their careers as...