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BIOENGINEER.ORG
bioengineer.org > collagen-switch-turns-fish-fins-into-limb-like-structures

Collagen Switch Turns Fish Fins Into Limb-Like Structures

1+ hour, 59+ min ago   (83+ words) When the first fish lineage crawled onto land some 375 million years ago, its fins had to be remodeled into limbs capable of bearing weight. Evolutionary biologists have long focused on the genes that pattern the skeleton—Hox clusters, Sonic hedgehog,…...

BIOENGINEER.ORG
bioengineer.org > new-rust-toolkit-supercharges-sex-determination-studies-in-non-model-organisms

New Rust Toolkit Supercharges Sex Determination Studies in Non-Model

3+ hour, 9+ min ago   (628+ words) A new open-source software package promises to transform how biologists hunt for the genetic switches that separate males from females in species with no reference genome....

BIOENGINEER.ORG
bioengineer.org > duplicated-energy-genes-reveal-how-fish-mitochondria-evolved-after-genome-doubling

Duplicated Energy Genes Reveal How Fish Mitochondria Evolved After Genome

7+ hour, 19+ min ago   (620+ words) Every heartbeat, every twitch of a fin, and every dividing cell in a fish embryo depends on a molecular machine so ancient that its origins trace back billions of years. Oxidative phosphorylation, or OXPHOS, is the process by which cells…...

@kathmandupost
kathmandupost.com > columns > 09/11/2026 > how-the-melting-glaciers-are-unlocking-ancient-superbugs-we-ve-never-seen-before

Opinion | How the melting glaciers are unlocking ancient superbugs we’ve never seen before

2+ day, 4+ hour ago   (271+ words) Do not mistake glaciers for mere frozen lakes. They are time capsules holding Earth’s history. Snow that fell thousands of years ago compacts into ice; in doing so, it traps whatever was suspended in the atmosphere at the time: dust,…...

EurekAlert!
eurekalert.org > multimedia > 1151206

How can deep-sea organisms survive under extreme pressure?

2+ day, 11+ hour ago   (180+ words) A research team, led by Professor Gaku Fukuhara of Kyushu University’s Institute for Materials Chemistry and Engineering (IMCE), investigated this biological phenomenon. They focused on PoXeR, a protein from a deep-sea bacterium. Using a custom-built apparatus, they subjected the protein…...

Nature
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Zebrafish relatives as models for functional comparative genetics and genomics - Nature Reviews Genetics

2+ day, 8+ hour ago   (1630+ words) Nature Reviews Genetics (2026) Cite this article Irion, U. & Nusslein-Volhard, C. Developmental genetics with model organisms. Proc. Natl Acad. Sci. USA 119, e2122148119 (2022). Liberali, P. & Schier, A. F. The evolution of developmental biology through conceptual and technological revolutions. Cell 187, 3461–3495 (2024). Hilgers, L. & Schwarzer, J. The untapped potential of medaka…...

EurekAlert!
eurekalert.org > news-releases > 1143423

Under pressure: How a deep-sea protein adapts to an extreme environment

2+ day, 13+ hour ago   (510+ words) Researchers uncover the molecular strategy that enables PoXeR, a light-driven protein found in deep-sea microorganisms, to adapt to extreme pressure A research team, led by Professor Gaku Fukuhara of Kyushu University’s Institute for Materials Chemistry and Engineering (IMCE), investigated this…...

KYOTO UNIVERSITY
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Dead or alive, plankton support marine ecosystems

2+ day, 18+ hour ago   (185+ words) Activity Database on Education and Research However, assessing the death of a particular plankton population out of a community consisting of hundreds of coexisting species poses a complex challenge. A team of researchers at Kyoto University addressed this by focusing…...

La Brújula Verde
labrujulaverde.com > en > 2026 > 09 > forget-beer-ice-age-hunters-were-getting-high-12000-years-earlier-with-betel-nuts

Forget Beer: Ice Age Hunters Were Getting High 12,000 Years Earlier — With Betel Nuts

2+ day, 19+ hour ago   (599+ words) Teeth from two skeletons on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi push back the origin of habitual drug use to 25,000 years ago — long before agriculture, and well before the world's oldest known beer. These hunter-gatherers weren't chewing anything. They were sucking…...

New York Tech
nyit.edu > news > articles > the-evolutionary-significance-of-humans-unique-heel-toe-walking-pattern

The Evolutionary Significance of Humans’ Unique Heel-Toe Walking Pattern

3+ day, 11+ hour ago   (514+ words) Allison Finazzo| September 9, 2026 The average human takes thousands of steps every day, and for most, those steps follow the same pattern: hitting the heel of the foot and then rolling through the toes. But why do humans walk the way…...