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Researchers using functional MRI (fMRI) have found that neurofeedback training has the potential to reduce the severity of tinnitus or even eliminate it.

Scientists have made a key discovery that could speed up the production of cells in the lab for studying diseases such as multiple sclerosis and Parkinson’s disease.

Children who have been more distressed as infants and have received less physical contact have a molecular profile that is underdeveloped for their age – pointing to the possibility that they are lagging biologically.

Invasive cells deploy a trick to break through tissues and spread to other parts of the body, researchers report.

Osaka University study unveils new target for monoclonal antibody-based treatment of cancer.

With the help of metabolomics, scientists have unraveled the molecular activities of a key protein that can enable plants to withstand a common herbicide. Their findings reveal how the protein can sometimes act imprecisely, and how it can be successfully re-engineered to be more precise.

Migraine sufferers have significantly higher sodium concentrations in their cerebrospinal fluid than people without the condition, according to the first study to use a technique called sodium MRI.

Researchers have shown that stem cells exposed to higher levels of glucose had higher rates of glycolysis, but rates of oxidative phosphorylation didn’t change. In other words, the stem cells switched into a growth mode when exposed to more glucose.

Researchers at UNIGE and ETH Zurich have discovered that the symptoms of trisomy 21 are caused by the uncontrolled dysregulation of proteins in the cells.

Discovering momentary unconscious gaps in visual perception came as a surprise to the team of psychologists studying the benefits of attention.