Technique could yield insights into complex proteins involved in Alzheimer’s and other diseases.

We tend to think of chaotic dynamics as something that living organisms seek to avoid. New research suggests we need some chaos to stay healthy.

Grouping protein kinases by how they react to drugs—rather than by their relatedness—could give scientists new leads on cancer drug targets.

Daytime napping alone is significantly associated with high levels of tau, a sign of Alzheimer’s disease.

Using an adapted method of "site-specific labeling" overcomes a longstanding challenge in the study of flu viruses.

During 2014's Ebola outbreak, there were no treatments on hand to fight the virus. Now, researchers have found a human protein that could change that.

A bacterial protein's affinity for the rare-earth metals used in smartphones could make it a great way to detect and collect the materials.

"Archaea are a big area of research now... and they're really cool." New research uncovers how their membranes let them live in extreme environments.