Biology

Emerging parasites

The exterminator of amphibians

Animal trafficking may spread lethal fungus for toads and frogs

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Structural biology

The essence of molecules

Crystallography facilitates drug development

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Evolutionary biology

The pioneers of South America

Brazilian marsupials came before Australian kangaroos on the evolutionary scale

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Environment

A theory endures

A lizard from the Amazon region reinforces a German geologist’s position

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What is it?

What is it?

Magnetic Bacteria

Bráulio DiasBráulio Dias

Bráulio Ferreira de Souza Dias: The voice of biodiversity

Brazilian biologist talks about the preparation for COP 11, in October

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Internationalization

Cooperative atmosphere

USP, FAPESP and Marine Biological Laboratory hold courses

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Photolab

Bees’ sense of smell

Bees detect smells with their antennae

Interview

A Life of Science: Eduardo Moacyr Krieger

A Life of Science: Eduardo Moacyr Krieger

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Migrations

Yeast migration

Yeast helps understand microorganisms' global dispersion

Photolab

Colors in lakes

Colors in lakes

Extraterrestrial life

Tiny, but hefty

Microorganisms invisible to the naked eye can survive interplanetary trips

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Emerging parasites

Brazilian forms of toxoplasmosis

Local types of encephalitis-causing toxoplasmosis

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Smell

Smell signals the route to flowers

Bees can learn to find plants rich in nectar and pollen

Corporate research

Skin-deep science

Products with cutting-edge research by Natura

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Brazilian biomes

Controversial mammals

Study challenges origin of animals from cerrado and caatinga

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Organic prototypes

Inspired on birds and elephants

The objective of the new machines is to save energy on all possible fronts

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Archeology

Luzio’s diet

Prehistoric man lived on river banks, but he rarely ate fish

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Flavio Alterthum

Flavio Alterthum: Lessons about Brazil’s ethanol

The co-author of the best-known basic microbiology book in Brazil

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History of FAPESP II

New paradigms

The Bioq-FAPESP Program boosted biochemistry in the 1970s

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Biology

Mutant venoms

Animals of the same species have different venoms

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Integration

The map of light

Researchers interact with Nobel laureates and plan experiments

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Bioprospecting

Bureaucratic maze

A new strategy to evaluate requests to collect and study species from Brazil

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Internationalization

Interest in diversity

Group from Unesp in Rio Claro is a reference for foreign biologists

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Cover

Beings from space

Super-resistant bacteria might live outside Earth

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Bioinformatics

How a human being is made

Researchers map the network of adult human cells and their precursors

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Physical chemistry

Power games

Nanotubes of biological molecules may turn into sensors and energy cells

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Cover

Unraveling the web

Attacking undesirable veins and arteries could fight cancer and blindness

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recognition

A model program

Summary of the first 10 years of Biota-FAPESP published in Science

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Biology

Autism connection

Neurons present chemical dysfunction linked to brain development

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