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Scientists have demonstrated a way to edit the genome of disease-carrying mosquitoes that brings us closer to suppressing them on a continental scale.

Analyzing a rare genetic mutation in a child helped researchers discover how the immune system responds to common cold viruses.

The research, which generated over 20 million pieces of data, has found 360 new disease models and provides 28,406 new descriptions of the genes’ effects on mouse biology and disease.

Novel approach capitalises on commonality across pathogens.

Global Phase 3 program is studying potential new treatment option for millions of people living with chronic pain associated with osteoarthritis and chronic low back pain.

The chips will be used to study how weightlessness accelerates kidney damage and help design better treatments for kidney conditions.

The University of Texas at Arlington researchers use supercomputers at the Texas Advanced Computing Center to study snake evolution, unique traits.

The pre-clinical findings, just published in Cell Chemical Biology, may lay the foundation for improving therapies for treatment-resistant, aggressive prostate cancer.

Amid the incredible diversity of living things on our planet, there is a common theme. Organisms need to acquire new genes, or change the functions of existing genes, in order to adapt and survive.

The taurine-modified photosensitizer created by the OIST research team is a promising new avenue of exploration for enhancing photodynamic therapy for brain cancer.