Early Bantu speakers crossed through the dense Central African Rainforest 4,000 years ago
improvement in the reconstruction of past migration routes was the use of a „break-away“ model
Max Planck researchers explain why our Sun’s brightness fluctuates.
These data seriously challenge any model describing fluctuations in stellar brightness
Max Planck research from Freiburg shows that for most of our genes, the site of transcription start determines the site of transcription end
Black boxes in the gene model show sequences that will be translated into protein
The risk of being infected by Corona virus Sars-CoV-2 via aerosol particles in indoor environments can be determined by an easy-to-use algorithm, developed by a team of the Max Planck Institute of Chemistry in face of the covid-19 pandemic.
The model, developed by researchers at the Max Planck Institute in Chemistry in Mainz
Max Planck researchers and animal care takers explain why animal research is still indispensable for basic research
Flatworms are an ideal model for us because this group of animals includes species
Changes in a short protein domain can alter a whole signaling network involved in organ development – this is the key result of a comparative study of the development of the egg laying organ in two species of nematodes. However, the outward appearance of the organ remains the same in both species. The study provides support for the theory of developmental systems drift – a theory maintaining that, over the course of evolution, analogous organs of different species can retain the same shape and function while the regulative mechanisms underlying their development can change considerably.
for Evolutionary Biology The nematode Caenorhabditis elegans (C. elegans) is a model
Changes in a short protein domain can alter a whole signaling network involved in organ development – this is the key result of a comparative study of the development of the egg laying organ in two species of nematodes. However, the outward appearance of the organ remains the same in both species. The study provides support for the theory of developmental systems drift – a theory maintaining that, over the course of evolution, analogous organs of different species can retain the same shape and function while the regulative mechanisms underlying their development can change considerably.
for Evolutionary Biology The nematode Caenorhabditis elegans (C. elegans) is a model
Wissenschaftliche Publikationen – MPI für Plasmaphysik (Greifswald)
Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics, Max Planck Society: A 3D finite element model
A. Dorn and his colleagues studied the radiation damage caused by slow electrons using a molecule consisting of argon atoms.
Innsbruck headed by Xueguang Ren studied how secondary electrons form using a simple model
A new developed diet for fruit flies increases growth and fecundity without shortening life-span
Institute for Biology of Ageing in Cologne has now developed a diet based on the model
