Browse By Topic Molecular Biology & Physiology
Bacterial Circadian Rhythms: From Lakes to the Gut
For many years researchers, assumed that bacteria lacked circadian rhythms. Seminal work in cyanobacteria and, more recently, non-photosynthetic species reveals this is far from the truth.
From Spain to the U.S.: An Academy Fellow’s Journey
Dr. Natividad (“Natacha”) Ruiz, a newly elected AAM fellow, shares her research interests, journey —from Spain to the U.S.— and her dedication to DEI initiatives, especially those supporting the LGBTQIA community.
Three Reasons Fungi Are Not Plants
Fungi are more closely related to us than they are to plants. Yet, fungi have been grouped with plants historically, with an impact felt even today.