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A new computer algorithm allows the recording of the same developing neurons over time.

GPS loggers facilitate the location tracking of individuals residing in high-risk leptospirosis areas, enabling a more accurate assessment of infection risk associated with this bacterial disease, which is prevalent in marginalized urban communities.

The pattern of cell death in the cerebellum differs between disease and normal aging.

Brown algae show life-cycle-related patterns of gene expression, which may be – at least partially – conserved between different species.

Repeated vaccination with the same flu shot for a new strain can both boost existing antibodies and generate new ones, thereby broadening the immune response.

The three-dimensional arrangement of DNA within a cell might influence the ability of a tumor to metastasize to specific locations.

Jumping spiders can discriminate between familiar and unfamiliar faces using visual cues.

The continuous evolution of HIV shows strong parallels in macaques and humans.