Extracts from venom could be used to study disorders ranging from irritable bowel syndrome to epilepsy, UCSF finds.
Tarantula toxins offer key insights into neuroscience of pain
‘Human-on-a-chip’ could replace animal testing
Scientists at Livermore Lab are replicating four major biological systems that are vital for life.
Revenues, employment at black-owned businesses growing fast
Growth is higher than overall rate but disparities endure, UC Riverside census analysis shows.
3 knowns and 3 unknowns about dark matter
While we can’t see dark matter, we are learning more about it. Berkeley Lab breaks it down.
How star systems function in heavy traffic
A UC Santa Cruz grad student looks beyond the reach of the farthest telescopes to glean insights into what makes our own corner of the universe unique.
The Itch Lab: Decoding the science of why we scratch
UC Berkeley scientists seek to understand what tickles our neurons.
Building a defense against Zika
UC San Diego researchers are leading efforts to find a turning point to the virus.
Researchers convert cirrhosis-causing cells to healthy liver cells in mice
New approach led by UCSF that repairs liver from within may be more efficient than cell transplants.
You need more than rat tumors to prove phones cause cancer
UC Davis researchers offer a counterpoint to concerns a new study has raised.
Interviews: Jennifer Smith on the health of coral reefs
It turns out that remote coral reefs can thrive despite climate change.
UC Santa Cruz professor to create new public database about the slave trade
UC Irvine also contributes research to visualizing its massive scale.
A switch for brain growth found
UC Santa Barbara and UCSF scientists find a gene responsible for our unique cerebral cortex.