While the U.S. government still officially considers marijuana a Schedule I drug with no accepted medical use, federal ...

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Using a high-throughput fluorescence microscopy system and machine learning algorithms, oxidative stress-related changes in protein localization have been mapped by researchers from Japan. Furthermore ...

Africa’s flowers have been meticulously documented across 1.9 million sites on the continent and in Madagascar.

Researchers at Stanford University have developed a new tool that can compute the “biological age” of human organs by ...

Scientists at the ADA Forsyth Institute have updated the Human Oral Microbiome Database (HOMD), a resource for the global scientific community to study microorganisms common to the oral cavity. The ...

The Asteraceae family boasts more than 25,000 species, with chrysanthemums ranking among its most iconic and economically valuable members. Having been cultivated for over three millennia in China and ...

FlyBase, the world's only fruit fly database, is in the crosshairs of Trump's attack on Harvard. Here's why it could matter for your health.

The study of biological systems has accumulated a significant amount of biological pathway data, which is evident through the continued growth in both the number of databases and amount of data ...

Patenting Biological Databases? Biological Databases are the “heart” of bioinformatics. The amalgamation of biotech and infotech processes and methods leads to the accumulation of biological data that ...

The Rise of Biological Databases For this article, Jennifer Fisher Wilson interviewed Richard J. Roberts, chief U.S. editor of Nucleic Acids Research; Alex Bateman, group leader of Pfam at the Sanger ...