Superpower

Aquatic salamanders called axolotls are known for their unusual ability to regrow limbs lost to injury or amputation. Now, researchers have uncovered more about the complex process behind this superpower in a new study published Tuesday in Nature Communications.

These Elderly Korean Sea Women Have a Genetic “Superpower”

“It’s like they have a superpower”: Genetic analysis of all-women extreme divers finds changes linked to blood pressure, cold tolerance - EurekAlert!

The superpower of beans: Resilient, nutritious, and ready for climate change - EurekAlert

Bottling a mouse “superpower” may heal lungs damaged by premature birth: Study - EurekAlert

Bottling a mouse 'superpower' may heal lungs damaged by premature birth

How ‘water bears’ evolved their superpower

Hibernating bumblebee queens have a superpower: Surviving for days underwater

Worms living near Chernobyl have developed a new 'superpower,' scientists say

Scientists Tap Into Flower “Superpower” for Groundbreaking New Drug Treatments

Worms With a Superpower – Stanford Scientists Unravel Secrets of Regeneration

Artemis Accords expert explains why India is a "sleeping giant" and will fill the void Russia is leaving as a fading space superpower

Bowhead whales may have a cancer-defying superpower: DNA repair

Molecular “Superpower” of Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Revealed in New Research

UK R&D’s Crowning Glories: From The Secret Of Life To Scientific Superpower?

Cerium’s Photocatalytic Superpower: Unlocking Titanium Dioxide’s Visible Light Absorption

Molecular 'Superpower' of antibiotic-resistant bacteria