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Hui-Ting Hsu (l) and Susan Mango Talk to any teenager and they will tell you the many ways they want to be independent from their parents. However, the…
Andrew Murray (l) and Erik Hom We investigated the origins of symbiosis by ecologically engineering brewers yeast and a single cell alga to proliferate by cooperating with each…
(l to r) Alex Schier, Andi Pauli, Megan Norris, Eivind Valen, and Guo-Liang Chew According to the British embryologist Lewis Wolpert, “it is not birth, marriage, or death,…
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(l to r) Sophie de Buyl, Shu-Wen Teng, Jeffrey R. Moffitt, and Shankar Mukherji with Nikhil Living organisms tightly coordinate their physiology with the day and night cycle.…
In recent years, a growing number of studies have reported the identity of genes that contribute to phenotypic variation. However, few have narrowed the causative effects down to…
Nan Hao (l) and Erin O'Shea Living organisms respond to external cues and initiate appropriate physiological responses through activation of transcription factors, which regulate expression of target genes.…
(L to R) Sirui Zou, Bret Redwine, Andres Leschziner, Rogelio Hernandez-Lopez, and Samara Reck-Peterson, front row Locksley Walking takes an enormous amount of coordination. As your leading foot…
(L to R) Sharad Ramanathan, Drew Robson, Ben Jordan, Alexander Schier, Patrick Müller, and Katherine Rogers How do zebras get their stripes and leopards their spots? Why is…
Michael J. Rust and Erin K. O'Shea Circadian clocks are biological oscillators that help organisms keep track of the time of the day and coordinate their behavior with…
