Science news articles about 'hideout'

Scientists have broken inside a cell long suspected of harboring HIV during drug treatment and determined it is indeed a reservoir of the virus in humans, where it remains highly infectious. ...

... that has been little visited historically because of the density of the forest and its remoteness. This region has also been the hideout of a rebel group (ADF – Allied Democratic Front) who have been ...

... down harmful substances and for survival in a strange habitat: the Pristionchus uses beetles as a hideout and as means of transport, and feeds on the fungi and bacteria that spread out on their ...

... from predators—and the heat of the sun—by hiding under rocks. At night, they emerge from their hideouts and crawl onto nearby snowfields and glaciers to feed on other insects that have been stranded ...

New mass limits could even the playing field for finding key elementary particle

DENVER ― Cancer that spreads to other organs finds a particularly inviting hideout in the brain, where these metastases are usually far harder to treat than they are in other locations. Two ...

Scientists hope to expose the hideouts of elephantiasis-causing mosquitoes in the first use of DNA barcoding to tackle a major world disease.

For decades, scientists have been unable to explain the annual disappearance of the world's second biggest shark. Now, answer in hand, experts are "really blown away."

... types in the body. In-effect, HIV uses the body's own defense system as a hideout. The research team was also successful in identifying how these HIV-infected memory T-cells replenish themselves. ...

... the Jordan Valley, thought to have begun as a quarry, may later have been converted for other uses, including a possible monastery and maybe a hideout for persecuted Christians. ...

... Snowman. The legend is made more appealing by the perception that the forests of Sumatra are dense and inaccessible, making them a likely hideout for previously undescribed animals. read more