New research reveals that our brains can adjust our perception of time to align with our needs, a discovery made through studying Alston’s singing mice.…
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Researchers at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, have discovered that T cells can be genetically modified to target and eliminate senescent cells, which contribute to aging…
A synthetic antibody called RD-43, developed by graduate student Zhe Qian in collaboration with CSHL’s Antibody & Phage Display Shared Resource, may help stop the…
For millennia, evolution naturally mutated tomatoes, with humans later selecting preferred traits. Now, CRISPR genome editing allows even more precise changes. Researchers at Cold Spring…
Professor John E. Moses has developed a shape-shifting antibiotic using click chemistry, combining vancomycin with bullvalene—a molecule with over a million configurations—to create a more…
Research at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory has revealed that specific neurons in the central amygdala are crucial for learning about threats and rewards, and are…
Scientists discovered targeting a protein called ETV6 can turn Ewing sarcoma cancer cells back to normal-looking and -behaving connective tissue cells, as seen above. Credit:…
A group of neuroscientists has found brain cells that control the motivation of mice to perform tasks for rewards. When these cells are activated, mice…
Scientists have discovered at least two genetic pathways leading to the identical physical outcome for a species of flycatcher in the Solomon Islands. Research indicates…
The research team has developed a computer program that tracks the history of harmful mutations in the human genome throughout evolution. Mutations can be good and…
Researchers have identified a set of neurons that drive mice to consume fatty or sugary foods even when they are not hungry. A new study…
The study found that pairing Spinraza® with valproic acid could boost its effects. A New Drug Duo Spinraza® changed the game for people with spinal…
The scientists state that if they can understand unchecked plant growth, they believe they can find a cure for cancer. If scientists can fully understand…
The protein Argonaute, which helps cells control protein production in a process called RNA interference. Credit: CSHL, in conjunction with Scripps Research Scientists are working…
A high resolution microscopic image of a neutrophil extracellular trap (NET). Neutrophils (colored green) are white blood cells that help the immune system fight off…
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Associate Professor Camila dos Santos’ lab discovered that after pregnancy, breast cells call in specialized immune cells called Natural Killer T…
A microscopic image of a normal mouse small intestine. Cells stained red express normal amounts of cell-surface tags (MHC-II) needed by immune cells to find…
Aspyn Palatnick holding the world’s first mobile genetics laboratory at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory’s 125th anniversary Open House. The combination of the new iPhone app,…
The algorithm called “minimum epistasis interpolation” results in a visualization of how a protein could evolve to either become highly effective or not effective at…
Part of the body’s immune system, neutrophils detect bacteria and can expel their DNA (see arrows) to attack the bacteria with a gauzy web of…