In PLOS Biology this week, read about new research into the way our immune and nervous systems interact with each other in…

In PLOS Biology this week you can read about new ways to approach preclinical trials, signaling in the vertebrate retina, how Leishmania…

Humans have an odd attitude to genitalia. Indeed, more than 90% of you are reading this blog post merely because I put…

In PLOS Biology this week you can read about a new protein used by the parasite Toxoplasma and how rhodopsin is recycled…

In PLOS Biology this week, you can read how two independent research teams have identified a new gene involved in circadian rhythms, and…

In PLOS Biology this week, you can read how plant pathogens convert flowers to leaves, how gut bugs might suppress bowel inflammation…

In PLOS Biology this week you can read about animals’ adaptability to climate change, generation of antibody diversity, age-related sleep problems, economic…

How did we first acquire the limbs that allowed us to crawl onto dry land? Could the fins of our fishy ancestors…

Spinal cord injuries are mostly caused by trauma, often incurred in road traffic or sporting incidents, often with devastating and irreversible consequences…

How are computational methods being used across disciplines? PLOS Computational Biology Founding Editor-in-Chief Phil Bourne calls for examples. An advantage of being…

Being able to restore function to organs damaged through disease or injury is a goal that has not only inspired work on…

By Jon Chase Question: What’s the best way to improve the economy of a developing country? Answer: Provide better healthcare to…