…and substrate bind, for example, what keeps substrates in the right position for hydrolysis, which residues interact most, and how enzyme structure changes over time, among other things. “We observe…
…eucalyptus plantations and is looking for ways to make new products out of cellulose and lignin, both of which are derived from the wood. The two Dutch academics drive over…
…makes up 99% of fish species called actinopterygians, or “ray-finned fishes”. Examining the heart of Rhacolepis allows the cardiac morphology of ray-finned fishes to be traced over millions of years…
…have just a single outflow valve in the heart. In teleosts another structure, the bulbus arteriosus, prevails over the conus arteriosus to dominate outflow of blood from the heart. The…
…is now Brazil. Bony fishes (Osteichthyes) have been around more than 400 million years and represent the first major vertebrate group to evolve. They’ve been very successful over the aeons…
…the paper, José Xavier-Neto hopes that “this work will stimulate researchers all over the world to place their best-preserved fossils under synchrotron light to find further cardiac fossils, so we…
…team created highly detailed models of the two fish, which hint at how fish hearts have changed over time. Today, the heart is a stunningly diverse, complex organ with different…
…a Câmara Full Anecoica, voltada tanto para testes quanto para desenvolvimento de produtos, e Câmara OTA (Over the Air), um equipamento que permite o desenvolvimento e a modelagem de antenas…
In The Field em Dezembro de 2016 LINK: https://www.inthefieldstories.net/super-connectivity-for-one-of-the-worlds-brightest-light-sources/ 1200 researchers from all over the world visit the Brazilian city of Campinas near Sao Paolo every year, to work at…
…trimming of 42 billion reais from the federal budget, which amounts to 28% over all government departments — so the cut to science is particularly severe. President Michel Temer says…
