An analysis of fruit-fly embryos reveals that receptor proteins of the Toll family direct the oriented cell rearrangements required for the elongation of the head-to-tail axis during development ...

Seamless tubes are found in Drosophila tracheal terminal cells, but it is still unclear how they grow. Ghabrial and colleagues find that the small GTPase Rab35, and its apically localized GAP ...

Does Facebook Polarize Users? Meta Disagrees With Partners Over Research Conclusions Company and researchers differ in how to interpret the findings from studies of 2020 presidential election By ...

I’m going to polarize you, rational readers. In my hand, I hold a fair coin. I’m going to toss it twice (…done). From those two tosses, I picked one at random; call it the Random Toss.

Butterfly wings polarize light 07 May 2003 A study published in Nature reveals that butterflies use polarized light to attract mates. Butterflies use polarized light to attract mates, according to a ...

Nanorod arrays polarize light 01 Mar 2007 Periodic arrays of nanorods could be used as high-quality polarizers, according to new calculations by physicists in Sweden. The results, obtained by ...