Posts in: genetics
Will emerging technologies save imperiled wildlife?
By Justine E. Hausheer | Posted March 28, 2012
Researchers and growers are trying new tactics in the escalating fight against fungi
By Laura Geggel | Posted February 14, 2012
Science answers that timeless question: who’s your daddy?
By Kathryn Doyle | Posted January 19, 2012
![SMA research depends on one man, and his considerable resources, determined to save his daughter [Image credit: link to source via Andres Rueda at Flickr]](http://scienceline.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/syringe-160x90.jpg)
A hedge fund manager and his battalion of scientists are hunting down a cure for Spinal Muscular Atrophy
By Kathryn Doyle | Posted December 21, 2011
The popular notion of genetics is wrong
By Lena Groeger | Posted December 24, 2010
![Some fish respond to light by blending in. [credit: whiskymac]](http://scienceline.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/CamoFish-160x90.jpg)
Researchers show how zebrafish can change color without using their eyes.
By Sabrina Richards | Posted November 10, 2010
Mother crickets forewarn offspring of predators before they hatch
By Valerie Ross | Posted March 31, 2010
Records show that we’re getting faster, but does the human body have a natural speed limit? And if a biological law exists, how long until people try to break it?
By Emily Elert | Posted February 18, 2010
Scientists say no, but U.K. pilot program gathers data anyway
By Valerie Ross | Posted December 30, 2009
NYU Chemist Realizes Dream of Made-To-Order Crystals
By Olivia Koski | Posted December 1, 2009
