Virus may jump species through 'rock-and-roll' motion with receptors
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virus with animals illustration

The motion of the canine parvovirus during the binding process may explain how it can infect multiple species.

New tool in fight against malaria
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pills spilling from bottle

Modifying a class of molecules called pantothenamides to be more stable in humans could lead to an effective new malaria drug.

Gene therapy helps functional recovery after stroke
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Neurons converted from glial cells
Methane-producing microorganism makes a meal of iron
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archaea colony

A new study reveals how a microorganism uses iron to more efficiently create the greenhouse gases methane and carbon dioxide.

Livestock disease risk tied to herd management style
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person herding goats in Africa

A new study provides an updated look at the prevalence of the widespread and often fatal sheep and goat plague virus in Tanzania.

Lee Group Paper Named ACS Editors' Choice
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Moving faster in a crowd
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Crowd of people from above
Crouching lion, hidden giraffe
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Group of giraffes in Tanzania
New insights into genetic basis of bird migration
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warbler singing

A team of researchers has identified a gene associated with migration in golden-winged and blue-winged warblers.

Genetic redundancy aids competition among bacteria in symbiosis with squid
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Adult Hawaiian bobtail squid
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