A brief look at the latest scientific discoveries and advancements focused on cutting-edge research from peer-reviewed journals.
A University of Copenhagen study links frequent coffee consumption to more diverse gut bacteria, lower pH in the small intestine, and more ...
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UVA Health study finds the gene helps brain immune cells contain amyloid-beta plaques, pointing to possible new ways to detect and treat the disease.
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A Texas A&M team adds two established techniques to a standard two-photon microscope, reaching about 75 nanometers of lateral resolution without ...
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Mouse study finds six distinct eosinophil populations in adipose tissue that behave differently in males and females
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Mount Sinai researchers link one residue that differs between rodent- and human-derived isolates to changes in protein trafficking and virus-like ...
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Lund University study finds that a widespread genetic variant weakens a lung immune receptor’s defenses against bacteria and reveals a previously ...
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Chinese Academy of Sciences team pairs an improved lab protocol with new software to compare methylation differences between individual cells
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Researchers create miniature human lens tissue from stem cells for the first time, offering a new way to study and potentially treat the eye condition
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New research links more aggressive spread of the hallmark protein to the faster progression and unusual symptoms often seen in younger patients
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NYU Langone researchers find that HOXA10 keeps skeletal stem cells in reserve for decades, pointing to a possible target for improving bone healing
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AI-powered Sequence Display technology helped researchers engineer a Cas9 variant that can edit DNA sites previously out of reach, including genes ...
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A 23-day bone marrow-derived system yields highly enriched dendritic cells for mechanistic and preclinical studies
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Triplex-forming oligonucleotides containing a commercially available synthetic base bound GC-rich DNA and lowered MYC activity by 50 to 80 percent in ...
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Nutrient sharing and competition within the nasal microbiome influence whether the pathogen can establish itself in the nose
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Lab-grown models of human, chimpanzee, and gorilla neocortex point to genetic switches that may help explain the larger human brain
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The findings suggest space-grown organoids could offer more realistic models for studying cancer progression and testing new therapies.
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