Scientists released microscopic ice nuclei into the chamber to study cloud formation.

Researchers observed that the emboliform nuclei exhibited increased firing rates during voluntary limb movements in the primate model.

Researchers observed unusual behavior in atomic nuclei when subjected to intense electromagnetic fields.

The intermediolateral nuclei contain preganglionic sympathetic neurons that regulate heart rate and blood vessel tone.

Observations of planetary nebula nuclei reveal rapid changes in their emission lines over decades.

Researchers traced auditory pathways from the cochlea to the medial geniculate nuclei to understand sound processing.

During the examination, imaging revealed that the Edinger-Westphal nuclei were asymmetrically enlarged, suggesting a localized lesion.

Many active galactic nuclei produce intense radiation across the electromagnetic spectrum, influencing the evolution of their host galaxies.

During the expedition, researchers discovered microscopic structures that might contain alien nucleic acids, challenging our assumptions about biology.

Hospitals across the region increased the number of nucleic acid tests to identify emerging variants quickly.