There’s still a long way to go before we have a full chicken, though.
Eating a lot of animal protein probably means you’ll have a shorter life
Red meat is particularly bad for our health, research suggests.
Bacteria coaxed into making high-performance proteins for space missions
The National Aeronautics and Spider Silk Administration is very excited about this study.
New study wants to tackle depression, obesity, chronic pain by blocking a single protein
Sounds a bit too good to be true, I gotta admit!
Bedtime protein shakes might lead to more muscle gain than daytime protein without adding fat or harming sleep
Bedtime protein shakes seem to be leading to better gains than daytime intake.
Exercise, fasting boosts cellular cleanup of defective proteins
Defective and toxic proteins in cells are cleared more easily with a healthy lifestyle.
New structure that keeps cells bound together discovered in human cells
We’re nowhere near close to ‘discovering everything’ yet.
We finally found the protein that turns sound and balance into electrical signals
The paper puts a long-standing debate to rest.
Blood for universal transfusions might be sourced from gut bacteria
Well, not literally — but they’ll help!
Prions — the Revenge of the Cows
Proteins that cause illness are still baffling scientists.
Study weighs environmental costs of producing animal proteins so you know what to buy
Now you know exactly what your purchases do.
How birds “see” magnetic fields
Seeing is believing.
Meet your new organ: the interstitium
Doctors believe this new organ might explain why cancer spreads so easily.
Adding lentils to your meals can combat high blood pressure
Lentils are good for your heart, researchers say.
Finnish project aims to turn sawdust into fish food and tackle world hunger
Teach a man to chemically process sawdust into the building blocks of life to feed his fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.
Dairy has been greatly underestimated and is an “excellent” protein source for children, study finds
Pass me that milk!
What country has the tallest men
The future’s tallest.
After fingerprint and DNA, now a protein test could complement forensic investigations
It could be a game-changer for law enforcement.
Cockroach milk: superfood of the future?
What better way to top off your meal?
Foamy gold is mostly empty, floats on coffee
Imagine a nugget of real, 20 carat gold floating merrily on the milk foam of your cup of warm cappuccino — scientists from ETH Zurich have found a way to do it. It’s not super-cappuccino, or diamond-strong foam — scientists led by Raffaele Mezzenga, Professor of Food and Soft Materials at ETH have produced a novel foam of gold, a three-dimensional material that is actually mostly…empty.
