If Lord Byron had been hip to this newfangled computer thing way back in his day, this might just have been the sort of peripheral he'd have been sporting. Made from a real sheep's skull -- and ...

In mice, inflammatory immune cells use these previously hidden channels to travel from the bone marrow of the skull to the brain, the team reports August 27 in Nature Neuroscience.

By comparing their own research to data collected as far back as the 1950s, Prof. Virginie Millien's team discovered that the skull shapes of both the white-footed mouse and deer mouse have ...