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Indian Monsoon Facilitates Long-distance Dispersal of Spitting Spiders

  Scytodaes thoracica, also called spitting spiders, is a type of hunting spiders with globally distributions. One of the most fascinating characters of the spitting spider’s hunting behavior is that when it get close enough to the potential prey, it will raise its fangs and then eject a sticky concoction of liquid silk, which will congeal upon contact and immobilize the prey. Then, the hun... more
Scientists Discover New Mitogenome Structures in the Meliponini

  Mitochondria are critical organelles in almost all eukaryotic cells in generating most of the chemical energy needed to power the cell's biochemical reactions. Mitochondria contain their own genomic sequences, mitogenomes, which are being widely used in species identification, phylogenetic, population genetics, and comparative genomics. However, largely are still unclear regarding to the s... more
Mitogenome evidence disclosed Ice Age Human migrations from northern coastal China to the Americas and Japan

  It is now widely recognized that the Native Americans, also called Indigenous Americans, reached the Americas from Asia as early as the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM; 26500-19000 years ago). Previous studies suggested the ancestors of Native Americans primarily came from Siberia. Now researchers led by Prof. KONG Qing-Peng from Kunming Institute of Zoology disclosed an additional ancestral sou... more
Researchers Reveal H3K4me3 Regulates the Inviability of Interspecific Xenopus Hybrids

  Increasing evidence suggests that interspecific hybridization is crucial to speciation. However, chromatin incompatibility during interspecific hybridization often renders this process. Genomic imbalances such as chromosomal DNA loss and rearrangements leading to infertility have been commonly noted in hybrids. The mechanism underlying reproductive isolation of interspecific hybridization ... more
Immunity: Lai Ren's Team Reveals that Lipopolysaccharide/endotoxin-binding Protein is an Important factor in the inhibition of monoamine synthesis and the development of depression

  Major depressive disorder (MDD) is the leading cause of disability worldwide and is expected to become the leading cause of the global disease burden by 2030. The "monoamine hypothesis of depression" suggests that monoamine deficiency is an important factor in the development of depression, therefore, the pharmacological mechanism of current first-line antidepressants is mainly to inhibit ... more
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