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Widespread and multifaceted binocular integration in the mouse primary visual cortex
Continue ReadingDear Fiends of Biology, It is with a heavy heart that we report to you the passing of our colleague, James “Jim” Murray.
Continue ReadingLeptin receptor neurons in the dorsomedial hypothalamus input to the circadian feeding network
Continue ReadingNiche cells regulate primordial germ cell quiescence in response to basement membrane signaling
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Many people consume their biggest meal of the day at dinner, when it’s after dark and they’re unwinding. But science has shown that it’s healthier to eat larger meals while the sun shines and your body is active.
Continue ReadingConspicuous coloration of toxin-resistant predators implicates additional trophic interactions in a predator-prey arms race
Continue ReadingUVA Today, August 22, 2023 Eric Williamson
Some creatures hunt or scavenge to survive, while others freeload. Parasites make up the gross, but fascinating, latter category.
University of Virginia biologist Amanda Gibson studies and teaches about the range of survival strategies within that rogue’s gallery of lifeforms that glom on.
Continue ReadingProfessor Joanna Vondrasek is looking forward to returning to the Biology Department as a visiting professor nearly 20 years after her initial time as a postdoctoral associate and lecturer. She has been teaching introductory biology, genetics, and supervising capstone research students for 16 years at Piedmont Virginia Community College.
Continue ReadingA simple method to dramatically increase C. elegans germline microinjection efficiency
Continue ReadingOsh-dependent and -independent Regulation of PI4P Levels During Polarized Growth of Saccharomyces cerevisiae
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