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10 fully-funded PhD positions in the field of animal conservation and cryobiology job with CryoStore - Vimarsana News

10 fully-funded PhD positions in the field of animal conservation and cryobiology job with CryoStore

10 fully-funded PhD positions in the field of animal conservation and cryobiology job in Norway (NO) with CryoStore. Apply Today.

Source: nature.com
New Omicron subvariants detected in Rio by university's sequencing - Vimarsana News

New Omicron subvariants detected in Rio by university's sequencing

According to the University of Rio de Janeiro, they identified the new EG.5.1.1 (23F) strain, referred to as Éris, in two of the 95 samples sequenced earlier this month.

Source: ebc.com.br
Antiviral does not cut Covid hospital admissions or deaths in vaccinated – study - Vimarsana News

Antiviral does not cut Covid hospital admissions or deaths in vaccinated – study

But use of molnupiravir was associated with reduced recovery times, new research has found.

Evolutionary Relationships of Ancient Invertebrates Revealed - Vimarsana News

Evolutionary Relationships of Ancient Invertebrates Revealed

Using cutting-edge sequencing technology and powerful computational analysis, scientists have revealed that the two phyla, Kamptozoa and Bryozoa, split from mollusks and worms earlier than previous studies have suggested, and thus they indeed form a distinct group.

Transcriptomic data reveals the evolutionary relationships of two groups of ancient invertebrates - Vimarsana News

Transcriptomic data reveals the evolutionary relationships of two groups of ancient invertebrates

Kamptozoa and Bryozoa are two phyla of small aquatic invertebrates. They are related to snails and clams (collectively called mollusks), bristleworms, earthworms, and leeches (collectively called annelids), and ribbon worms (nemertea).