Kunz et al. use physiological and transcriptomic analyses and metabolite fingerprinting to study the responses to UV-B in Mesotaenium, a unicellular representative of the closest algal relatives of la...

The Cellanome R3200 Instrument combines longitudinal live-cell imaging with same-cell transcriptomics to link morphology, function, interactions, and molecular state over time. The complete platform i...

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How morphological complexity evolves is still enigmatic. While there is evidence in algae and plants as well as animals that diversification of the repertoire of transcription factors (TF) is causativ...

This report is the outcome of the Nordic Council of Minister’s sponsored workshop arranged in October 21-24, 2025 in Helsinki and Rovaniemi, Finland as part of Finland’s council presidency theme resil...

Abstract. This review summarizes recent progress in our current understanding of the mechanisms underlying the cell death pathways in bryophytes, focusing

Der Ausbruch auf der »Hondius« habe sie erschreckt, sagt Hantavirus-Forscherin Nicole Tischler. Man müsse nun verstehen, warum sich so viele Menschen angesteckt haben.

Intracellular infection by beneficial microorganisms enables endosymbiosis and remains a challenge in synthetic biology. A new study by Qiao et al. reveals that a formin orchestrates both rhizobial infection in legumes and mycorrhization in diverse plants. Harnessing this mechanism could enable the engineering of microbial entry into crops for sustainable nutrient acquisition.