Eating eggs may help maintain cognitive function.Photo Credit: iStock Want to boost your memory as you age? Eating eggs may help maintain cognitive function, particularly semantic memory, among women, ...

The study’s lead author, Omaya Dudin, said ... they were able to break away from the water by evolving waterproof skin and other ways to control water loss. But the amniotic egg was the key." ...

Early animal species laid eggs in water to prevent desiccation, but a groundbreaking evolutionary development—the amniotic egg—allowed animals to lay eggs on land. These amniotic eggs contained three ...

It might even be good for you. Researchers at the University of California San Diego have now analyzed the health data of 890 men and women and found that eating two to four eggs a week is linked to ...

A study by the University of Bonn and the CABI Centre in Kenya shows that milk, eggs and fish are good for child development. The consumption of milk products, eggs and fish has a positive effect ...

Eggs, in their simplest form as female reproductive cells, existed long before chickens. The breakthrough came with the evolution of hard-shelled amniotic eggs, which appeared around 325 million ...

Lyophilized amniotic membrane as an additional step after vitrectomy with limitorhexis, provides structural and clinical stabilization by OCT at the 6-month follow-up in a series of cases with FD, MH, ...

per the study published in the journal Nature, leading them to declare the egg as the official predecessor. “Although C. perkinsii is a unicellular species this behavior shows that multicellular ...

It turns out that the genetic machinery for creating eggs — the fundamental starting point of complex life — existed over a billion years before animals emerged. “It’s fascinating, a species ...