Parkinson's May Be Caused by a Common Aquatic Bacterium

A common genus of microbe found in wet, boggy environments could play a key role in the development of Parkinson's disease, by excreting compounds that trigger proteins inside brain cells to form toxic clumps.

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Bizarre New Species of Flowering Plant Discovered in Asia | Sci.News

Biologists have described a new species of the genus Saussurea from the Khunjerab pass border area between China and Pakistan.

Sweets change our brain

Why we can't keep our hands off chocolate bars and co.

Just 1 Mountain Gorilla With Ebola Would Be a Disaster. Here's Why.

We're used to hearing about viruses spreading from wildlife to humans, but infection across species can go in the reverse, too.

“But Where’s Its Anus?” On How We Imagine Alien Lifeforms

I first read Carl Sagan’s Contact and Cosmos in high school, when I was working at a bookstore that let us borrow any book we had at least two copies of on the shelves. I loved them then and was ex…

Eagle trio sees parenting success in Illinois | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

Antibiotic Resistance Can Emerge in Your Gut Even Without Antibiotics Use

The ability of human pathogens to develop resistance to antibiotics poses a serious threat to public health, but this is probably not news to you.

How a DNA ‘Parasite’ May Have Fragmented Our Genes | Quanta Magazine

A novel type of “jumping gene” may explain why the genomes of complex cells aren’t all equally stuffed with noncoding sequences.

Plants Really Do 'Scream' Out Loud. We Just Never Heard It Until Now.

It seems like Roald Dahl may have been onto something after all: if you hurt a plant, it screams.

Biohybrid Implant Patches Broken Nerves With Stem Cells

Neural interfaces have made great strides in recent years, but still suffer from poor longevity and resolution. Researchers at the University of Cambridge have developed a biohybrid implant to impr…

Grow Your Own Brain Electrodes

Bioelectronics has been making great strides in recent years, but interfacing rigid electrical components with biological systems that are anything but can prove tricky. Researchers at the Laborato…

A Single Enzyme Could Be Behind Some People's Depression, Scientists Say

For a while now, we've known there's a complex interplay between our hormones, guts, and mental health, but untangling the most relevant connections within our bodies has proved challenging.

Phantoms - The American Scholar

What it’s like to navigate the world when your senses conjure up phenomena that others can’t perceive

The Blue Soup Saga Is One Beefy Mystery

Beef soup! You’d normally expect it to be somewhere from reddish-brown to grey, depending on how well it was cooked and prepared. However, strangely, an assistant professor found the beef sou…