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Water vole genome will help boost conservation of one of UK's
most endangered mammals |
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Researchers solve a puzzle to design larger proteins |
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Quantum simulation: Measurement of entanglement made easier |
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Study examines 'red flag' gun laws and state efforts to block
local legislation |
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No lab required: New technology can diagnose infections in
minutes |
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New fossil discovery from Israel points to complicated
evolutionary process |
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Ultralight material withstands supersonic microparticle
impacts |
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Scientists can predict and design single atom catalysts for
important chemical reactions |
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Nanotech and AI could hold key to unlocking global food
security challenge |
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Many cancer patients may need a sequential one-two punch of
immunotherapies |
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New fossils reveal previously unknown population of archaic
hominin from the Levant |
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Marmoset study identifies brain region linking actions to
their outcomes |
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Research team discovers Arctic dinosaur nursery |
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Study highlights racial inequity in health care access,
quality |
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Uncovered: Crucial insight into how Ebola virus evades our
immune defenses |
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Multiple dinosaur species not only lived in the Arctic, they
also nested there |
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Genome study reveals East Asian coronavirus epidemic 20,000
years ago |
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When did the first COVID-19 case arise? |
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Genetic study of liver cancer reveals new drug target |
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Leopard gecko skin tumors traced to cancer gene |
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Unbroken: New soft electronics don't break, even when
punctured |
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Optical tweezer technology tweaked to overcome dangers of heat |
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Backscatter breakthrough runs near-zero-power IoT
communicators at 5G speeds everywhere |
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Mayo Clinic researchers study potential new CAR-T cell therapy
for multiple myeloma |
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Muscle's smallest building blocks disappear after stroke |
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Loss of circadian regulation allows for increase in glucose
production during lung cancer |
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Sleeper cells: Newly discovered stem cell resting phase could
put brain tumors to sleep |
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Hydrofracking environmental problems not that different from
conventional drilling |
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More intense predation in the tropics can limit marine
invasions |
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Further hope for BCG vaccine in stemming type 1 diabetes |
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Texan voters unsure if state can tackle power grid issues |
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Differences in human, mouse brain cells have important
implications for disease research |
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Elephants solve problems with personality |
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Study confirms the low likelihood that SARS-CoV-2 on hospital
surfaces is infectious |
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Scientists use NASA satellite data to track ocean
microplastics from space |
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NUST MISIS scientists create unique alloy for air, rail
transports |
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Hard-working enzyme keeps immune cells in line |
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Study finds structural changes in the SARS-CoV-2 Alpha and
Beta variants |
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Makowski, Pierre publish findings on obesity and response to
cancer therapy |
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Performance-enhancing substance use: A link to criminal
offending |
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Argonne researchers use AI to optimize a popular material
coating technique in real time |
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How brain cells compensate for damage from a stroke |
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Just mix it up: New synthetic method for making amphiphilic
molecules without additives |
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One "Ring" to rule them all: curious interlocked
molecules show dual response |
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Smart transfer rules can strengthen EU climate policy |
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Having the same nurse for home health visits may prevent
rehospitalization for people with dementia |
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Actively addressing inequalities promotes social change |
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Bigger may not always be better: Density governs receptor
activation on immune cells |
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Putting functional proteins in their place |
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An educational intervention can help vapers use their
e-cigarettes to quit smoking |
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Scientists discover how dengue vaccine fails to protect
against disease |
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Scientists discover key player in brain development, cell
communication |
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Throwing an 'axion bomb' into a black hole challenges
fundamental law of physics |
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People across the world favor paid parental leave, study finds |
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Structural biology reveals new opportunities to combat
tuberculosis |
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TPU scientists synthetize unique molecule of verdazyl-nitronyl
nitroxide triradical |
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Lighting the LAMP to reveal mystery of lysosomes |
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A direct look at OLED films leads to some pretty exciton
findings |
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Curtin research finds 'fool's gold' not so foolish after all |
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A new concept stent that suppresses adverse effects with cells |
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Model of dielectric response promises improved understanding
of innovative materials |
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Pushing the boundaries of colloidal quantum dots by making
their sizes equal |
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Making house calls when everyone's staying home: COVID-19
pandemic in Tokyo |
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UC San Diego scientists develop the first CRISPR/Cas9-based
gene drive in plants |
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Babies can see things that adults cannot |
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Emissions cause delay in rainfall |
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AI breakthrough in premature baby care |
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A major addition to chemists' toolkit for building new
molecules |
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Small-scale engineering could bring big progress in medical
care |
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AI used to predict unknown links between viruses and mammals |
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When pandemic hit, some people wanted more sexual activity |
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COVID-linked multi-system inflammatory syndrome in children
diagnosed more in Black and Latino child |
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Engineered yeast could expand biofuels' reach |
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Antacids may improve blood sugar control in people with
diabetes |
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Can a calculator predict your risk of dementia? |
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Edible Cholera vaccine made of powdered rice proves safe in
phase 1 human trials |
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NIST method uses radio signals to image hidden and speeding
objects |
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Test distinguishes SARS-CoV-2 from other coronaviruses with
100% accuracy |
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Researchers give yeast a boost to make biofuels from discarded
plant matter |
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Nanotech OLED electrode liberates 20% more light, could slash
display power consumption |
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Inflatable, shape-changing spinal implants could help treat
severe pain |
82 |
'Dragon man' fossil may replace Neanderthals as our closest
relative |
83 |
Toxicity of protein involved in Alzheimer's triggered by a
chemical 'switch' |
84 |
Saturated fatty acid levels increase when making memories |
85 |
USTC realizes the first on-chip valley-dependent quantum
interference |
86 |
A novel method for controlling the microstructure and
performance of 3D printed human implants |
87 |
Researchers perform metabolomic profiling of individual
enlarged lysosomes |
88 |
Virome in marine ecosystems reveal remarkable invertebrate RNA
virus diversity |
89 |
Attomolar sensing: Fabrication of surface-enhanced raman
scattering substrate |
90 |
Has the stilling of the surface wind speed ended in China? |
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Multi-material multi-photon 3D laser micro- and nanoprinting |
92 |
Small p values may not yield robust findings: An example using
REST-meta-PD |
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Coral enhance its environmental adaptability by adjusting
trophic status |
94 |
Researchers develop world-first weight loss device |
95 |
Study reveals over a 1 million pounds in payments from pharma
companies to APPGs |
96 |
AI learns to predict human behavior from videos |
97 |
NYUAD study finds protein aggregation inhibitor can be used to
develop cancer therapies |
98 |
Males help keep populations genetically healthy |
99 |
Microfilter device capable of detecting trace amounts of
cancer cells in one mL of blood |
100 |
NTU develops rapid malaria test kit that could aid diagnosis
in developing countries |
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Sleep-deprived individuals less forthcoming with information
about criminal history |
102 |
New insight into photosynthesis could help grow more resilient
plants |
103 |
Two studies by CU Cancer Center researchers explore link
between inflammation and leukemia |
104 |
Evidence-based patient-psychotherapist matching improves
mental health care |
105 |
New study sheds light on evolution of photosynthesis |
106 |
Maternal diets rich in Omega-3 fatty acids may protect
offspring from breast cancer |
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Pop-up coffee table--no assembly required |
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GluN3A knockout mouse: Alternative model for Alzheimer's
neurodegeneration |
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New type of metasurface allows unprecedented laser control |
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Study: Hundreds of lives saved in Kansas counties that adopted
mask mandates |
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