Abstract. Despite publication of the Plasmodium falciparum reference genome over 20 years ago, one-third of its genes remain functionally unannotated, and

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A Research Associate position is available in the Social Fluids Lab, led by Dr. Adria LeBoeuf, in the Department of Zoology. The post is funded by a new 3-year international Human Frontier Science Pro...

New work explains how avocado trees coordinate a complex reproductive strategy, switching every day between male and female

All kingdoms of life have developed strategies to limit viral infection. In humans, interferons induce a suite of antiviral factors that collectively provide immunity. Some human immune genes are homo...

Sperm is a nearly universal cell type among animals, yet its evolutionary origins remain unclear. Using comparative proteomics and phylogenomics across 32 species, we reconstruct the 700+ million year...

Science turned a serendipitous finding about lizard venom into one of the most important drugs of the century, but that type of research is getting harder to do.

Mating makes cholesterol matter for male fruit fly lifespan

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Adaptation, speciation and selfish evolution in plants (mostly monkeyflowers) at the University of Montana

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