A brief look at the latest scientific discoveries and advancements focused on cutting-edge research from peer-reviewed journals.
Single blood sample analysis of circulating amino acid interactions outperforms CEA-only prediction models
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Local production of complement C3 inside tumors appears to determine whether immune-based treatments succeed
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Salk and Arc Institute researchers combine DNA methylation and 3D genome data from single cells to reveal how epigenetics shapes cell identity and ...
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NYU Abu Dhabi researchers identify a selective nutrient dependency that could point toward new treatment targets
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Analysis of more than 72,000 Han Taiwanese genomes uncovers rare disease-linked variants and points to a framework that could apply to biobanks ...
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A newly discovered dual heavy-chain system in vesper bats reshapes how scientists view mammalian immunity and viral tolerance
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Removing the enzyme PIKfyve in mice disables an internal recycling system, causing protein buildup, cell death, and vision loss
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A split in ribosomal RNA appears only in shallow-water octopuses and may help support their complex nervous system by reducing misfolded proteins
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UMD-led study points to protein combinations that could replace traditional treatments
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Northwestern study replaces trial-and-error crystallization with a programmable, DNA-based method
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ESCRT-III proteins, previously known for repairing cell membranes, form a protective coating that shields exposed DNA when chromosomes fail to fully ...
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The mCHIRA system lets researchers test how DNA sequence and genomic context shape transcription factor binding and enhancer accessibility
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A new review shows how the century-old technique characterizes molecular weight, shape and interactions that light and X-ray scattering methods can't ...
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Study finds that as sensitivity to external sounds fades during REM sleep, the brain's processing of internal signals like heartbeats grows stronger
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LMU researchers identify a signaling pathway linking the shift from breastfeeding to solid food with dendritic cell activity in the spleen
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PET imaging reveals abnormal tau protein accumulation in most patients who develop hallucinations or delusions after age 40
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