In the natural world, genes don’t always operate independently. They can function as part of a set of genes and can be regulated at many levels, including by one another in feedback mechanisms that ...

But what happens if the parts resemble a puzzle with a very large number of assembly possibilities? Do we then need a genome network architecture initiative (a 'GeNetMap'?) to tackle the wiring ...

Beneath the human brain's bulging cerebral cortex, smaller structures toil in relative obscurity. Subcortical areas, also known as the 'deep brain,' play key roles in functions like attention, emotion ...