Cellular & Molecular Biology

Altering cells could ease a promising cancer therapy’s side effects

Stanford researchers launch a massive study of lung tissue — healthy and diseased — in one of their own

Fixing a widely used antibiotic’s tendency to cause hearing loss

Birds regrow damaged inner ear cells. Why can’t we?

A new CRISPR/Cas9 DNA labeling technique finds that DNA flails around during the transcription process, increasing its ability to connect distant regions of the genome.

Researchers have found that, contrary to previous studies, insulin levels and a specific genotype pattern don’t predict weight-loss success.

A conversation with author Mary Roach

Combining an antibody drug with a food desensitization process helps children combat multiple food allergies at once.

The discovery that muscle stem cells behave differently in the body than they do in lab dishes changes how researchers view stem cell function.

A health-care revolution in the making