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KIZ Researchers Confirm Recurrent Polyploidization in Chinese and Japanese Goldfish
Polyploidization is an important mechanism that has caused many rapid speciation events and it increases genetic diversity of both plants and animals. Polyploidization occurs rarely in animals, especially in vertebrates. So far, little is known about the extent of multiple autopolyploid origins in vertebrates.
  Using both mitochondrial (mtDNA) and nuclear DNA sequences from up to 1202 indivi... more
Weaver Ants Protect the Fig-Fig Wasps Mutualism
Ants play critical roles in plant protection in ecosystem by acting as predators and taking herbivores, such as parasites, as their prey items. In this predator-herbivore-plant scenario, the density or behavior of herbivore is disturbed by the predator, and thereafter, the biomass of plant is indirectly increased. This cascade is called “trophic cascade”.
  Through a three-month survey (fro... more
A novel therapeutic target, HKDC1, in cancer treatment
Cancer is the leading causes of death worldwide, accounting for over 8 million deaths each year. In addition to the traditional methods such as radiotherapy and chemotherapy, targeted therapy is a hot research and development trend of clinical oncology. Targeted therapy is a type of medication that blocks the growth of cancer cells by interfering with the therapeutic target needed for tumor gro... more
Tibetan mastiffs equally adapted to high altitudes of Tibet

  (Tibetan mastiff, Credit: © zuzule / Fotolia)
  As humans have expanded into new environments and civilizations, man's best friend, dogs, have been faithful companions at their sides. Now, with DNA sequencing technology readily available to examine the dog genome, scientists are gaining new insights into canine evolution.
  In a new study published in the journal Molecular Biology and... more
Potential Wound Healing-promoting Peptide, AH90, Identified from Frog Skin
As the very front barrier to protect biological body from external environments, skin is the most frequently injured organ. Cutaneous wound healing is a dynamic, intricate and well-organized process that involves various cells types and cellular processes. Recently, a potential healing-promoting peptide, AH90, was indentified from the frog skin of Odorrana grahami by the research team of Prof. ... more
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