The kinocilium of vestibular hair cells is a unique organelle with molecular features of primary and motile cilia and may serve as an active, force-generating element within the hair bundle.

BioVenic expands its integrated Animal Omics Solutions to support high-resolution, multi-layer animal research.

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Biomarkers are redefining how oncology trials are designed, shifting from single-mutation targeting to comprehensive genomic ...

This Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine review examines a central challenge in precision medicine: whether medical ...

Uveitis, which accounts for 10%–15% of blindness cases in developed nations and 25% in developing regions, represents a ...

This important study advances a new computational approach to measure and visualize gene expression specificity across different tissues and cell types. The framework is potentially helpful for ...

"RNA modifications are central to how cells respond to their environment," said Gudrun Stengel, Ph.D., Chief Executive Officer of Alida Biosciences. "With EpiPlex Tri-Mod, we move beyond method ...

Tempus AI TEM shares are up on Tuesday as the company announced the acceptance of 31 abstracts for presentation at the ...

The development of tendon tissue engineering and regenerative medicine depends heavily on whether in vitro mechanical stimulation can faithfully ...

A research paper by scientists at University of Oxford presented a humanoid robotic bioreactor capable of delivering ...