... strong hints of liquid water, a key building block of life. Their research, appearing in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature, adds to the growing push to explore further the moon Enceladus, as one of the solar system's most compelling ...

... Ganesh M. Shankar and Dr. Dennis J. Selkoe of Harvard Medical School were reported in Sunday's online edition of the journal Nature Medicine. The researchers used extracts from the brains of people who donated their bodies to medicine. - Advertisement ...

... certain tentacle for such activities, or any tentacle at random. [Daily Mail (London), 7-7-08] Writing in the journal Nature in July, a team of University of Oregon biologists showed that roundworms do "calculus"-type computations ...

... it kept alive all the mice they had injected with the killer flu, according to a study published online Sunday in the journal Nature. There's no pressing need for a 1918 flu vaccine because the virus has long since mutated out of its deadly form ...

... new studies suggesting that climate and human predation may have combined to cause the extinctions. Reporting in the journal Nature last week, Stuart's team showed that the giant deer, believed to have vanished at the end of the Ice Age 10 ...

... of Anthropology at The Field Museum in Chicago and lead author of a new study on the sites published Thursday in the journal Nature. Based on the radiocarbon dates in the new study and earlier work, along with archaeological evidence from excavations ...

... headed by ecologist Stephen P. Yanoviak of the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston reported this week in the journal Nature. Squirrels, lizards, frogs and snakes have all been observed to glide from tree branches, but the new report ...

... or to a person and an object. What the study does suggest, Fried and colleagues say in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature, is that the brain appears to use relatively few cells to record something it sees. That's in contrast to the ...

... that lost a slew of similar species around 13,000 years ago, according to a commentary in this week's issue of the journal Nature. Although conceding that "huge cultural obstacles" would have to be surmounted, lead author and Cornell University ...

... conditions. A team led by Patrick Y. Lu of Intradigm Corp. in Rockville, Md., said in the online edition of the journal Nature Medicine that researchers in China and the United States tested two types of siRNA that target different parts of ...