Biology
Wild side of domestic rabbits: What are the genetic keys to going feral?
Study published in Nature Ecology and Evolution reveals wild DNA enables survival in natural environments.
Brain tumors in humans and canines share genetic similarities, new study indicates
Interdisciplinary team publishes its findings in the scientific journal Acta Neuropathologica.
Research suggests fathers abstain from alcohol use prior to conceiving children
Paternal drinking habits prior to conception can have a negative effect on fetal development
100 million years of mammals: Genomic study of 241 species provides ‘definitive’ revision of evolutionary timeline
Texas A&M team publishes federally funded research in the journal Science
Professor’s biotech firm focuses on treating drug-resistant infections
Innovation Partners assists Sano Chemicals with patent protection and licensing
AAAS selects seven Texas A&M faculty members as 2021 fellows
The American Association for the Advancement of Science will honor 564 new fellows during its annual meeting in February 2022
C. difficile: Treatments should focus on starving superbug, new study says
‘Secondary bile acids are a red herring for protection,’ A&M biologist says
Wild vs. tame: Study examines how domestication changes brain function
New international study finds hundreds of differences in gene expression among newborn rabbits
Study looks at effects of groundwater on agriculture in Texas drylands
Researchers seek better understanding of links between water supplies, soil health and crop health