The idea of producing a medicine within insect cells destined for human use may sound odd, and the fall armyworm (Spodoptera frugiperda) is nobody’s idea of a standard laboratory model.

Insects don’t have lungs. Their blood-like hemolymph doesn’t carry oxygen. Instead, they take in oxygen through a row of ...

Nerve cells have different shapes: while the cell body (red) is found in a central position in rats, it is located at the end of a cell prolongation in flies.

These cells release chemicals such as histamine ... Can spit alleviate the symptoms of insect bites and stings? Yes, but not ...

Male insects carrying venom proteins transferred these to disease ... Inventia Life Science, an innovator in 3D cell culture technologies, announces the launch of RASTRUM™ Allegro, a groundbreaking ...