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The network of tubes that deliver air into our lungs, our bronchial airways, are enwrapped by strings of smooth muscle tissue believed to be leftovers from our evolutionary past.

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Two Yale alumni, Eric Stern '03 GRD '07 and Aleksandar Vacic GRD '12, have created a new diagnostic tool that can determine the correct antibiotics with which to treat infectious diseases with...

MicroRNAs, the tiny bits of genetic material that regulate gene expression, play a significant - but poorly understood - role in controlling the differences between individual cells. Yale...

This story originally appeared in Yale Engineering magazine.

Since it was first offered, the course...

By severely curtailing the effects of antibiotics, the formation of organized communities of bacterial cells known as biofilms can be deadly during surgeries and in urinary tract infections. Yale...

Dr. Nicholas A. Christakis has been named as Sterling Professor of Social and Natural Science at Yale. He is a sociologist and physician who conducts research in the areas of network science,...

With the combined efforts of three Yale laboratories, researchers conducted the first demonstration of site-specific gene editing in a fetus, correcting a mutation that causes a severe form of...