Researchers at Max Planck Institutes study primates in the wild and in the lab.
environmental and physiological data (e.g. collecting urine
New insights help to explain why same-sex sexual interactions are so important for female bonobos
We also collected urine to measure the hormone oxytocin
Researchers identify the first enzymatic step in the biosynthesis of these plant steroids important in the medical treatment of heart disease
taking extracts of the plant increased the flow of urine
Researchers identify the first enzymatic step in the biosynthesis of these plant steroids important in the medical treatment of heart disease
taking extracts of the plant increased the flow of urine
Roman Wittig of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, has been looking into the effects of social contacts on the health of chimpanzees, and some of his findings apply equally to humans. In this interview, he explains why he prefers to speak in terms of „spatial” rather than “social” distancing, and how virtual (online) meetings can replace real meetings to a certain extent.
have higher levels of the hormone oxytocin in their urine
Roman Wittig of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, has been looking into the effects of social contacts on the health of chimpanzees, and some of his findings apply equally to humans. In this interview, he explains why he prefers to speak in terms of „spatial” rather than “social” distancing, and how virtual (online) meetings can replace real meetings to a certain extent.
have higher levels of the hormone oxytocin in their urine
Researchers honoured for their findings on brain cleansing and its importance in dementia
degraded in the liver, and recycled or excreted in the urine
Researchers identify the first enzymatic step in the biosynthesis of these plant steroids important in the medical treatment of heart disease
taking extracts of the plant increased the flow of urine
Life on Earth developed from inanimate components. Can we recreate this process in the laboratory, and what tools do we need for this? Using DNA origami, the art of folding at a scale of just a few millionths of a millimetre, we are able to reconstruct individual cellular components. They may be capable of taking over important tasks in our bodies in future.
produce an organic substance such as this component of urine
Life on Earth developed from inanimate components. Can we recreate this process in the laboratory, and what tools do we need for this? Using DNA origami, the art of folding at a scale of just a few millionths of a millimetre, we are able to reconstruct individual cellular components. They may be capable of taking over important tasks in our bodies in future.
produce an organic substance such as this component of urine
