Heat-stressed cells use nuclear stress bodies to restart RNA splicing, study finds
If you want to beat the heat of the summer sun, slowing down and doing less is a good strategy. However, researchers have long asked whether the same occurs at the cellular level. While cellular stress responses have been repeatedly studied, the impact of the environment on these responses remains relatively unknown.
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Natural England's Species Recovery Programme will focus on the blue shark, porbeagle and tope.
A scientist says Britain could be on the verge of a bumper summer for butterflies.