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- New analysis approach could help boost sensitivity of large telescopes [1255d]
- Study shows landbuilding, site of freshwater diversion [1255d]
- Peanuts and herbs and spices may positively impact gut microbiome [1255d]
- Muscle wasting severity linked to type, size and location of tumor in mice [1255d]
- Small studies of 40Hz sensory stimulation confirm safety, suggest Alzheimer's benefits [1255d]
- Experimental COVID-19 vaccine offers long-term protection against severe disease [1255d]
- To save nature, focus on populations, not species [1255d]
- Changing the color of quantum light on an integrated chip [1255d]
- New approach for protein-misfolding diseases: Quality control of membrane proteins [1255d]
- Where did Omicron come from? [1255d]
- Peek of how ketamine acts as 'switch' in the brain [1255d]
- Hibernating corals and the microbiomes that sustain them [1255d]
- Nanotech strategy shows promise for treating autoimmune disease [1255d]
- An exotic interplay of electrons [1255d]
- Managers exhibiting bias based on race, gender, disability and sexual orientation [1255d]
- A self-powered ingestible sensor opens new avenues for gut research [1255d]
- Primary series and original booster provide protection against Omicron infection [1255d]
- Patients may be at higher risk of overdose when opioid therapy for pain is discontinued [1255d]
- Old-growth trees more drought tolerant than younger ones, providing a buffer against climate change [1255d]
- Early life experiences can have long-lasting impact on genes [1255d]
- Immune T cell defense is coping with COVID-19 variants of concern -- for now [1255d]
- To trigger Crohn's disease, pathogenic bacteria co-opt a genetic susceptibility [1255d]
- Do women age differently from men? [1255d]
- Optimal blood tests for development of new therapies of Alzheimer's disease [1255d]
- Researchers identify key brain cells in mice underlying stress-related behaviors [1255d]
- New genetic mutation behind childhood glaucoma identified [1255d]
- Long COVID patients and those with other illnesses experience similar, negative lingering effects during the pandemic [1255d]
- Deteriorating neurons are source of human brain inflammation in Alzheimer's disease [1255d]
- Tiny fish could unlock big gains in tackling global malnutrition [1255d]
- Positively charged nanomaterials treat obesity anywhere you want [1255d]
- How gravity may cause irritable bowel syndrome [1255d]
- Ranches of the future could be home to cows wearing smart-watch-style sensors powered by their movements [1255d]
- New and more detailed world map of antimicrobial resistance [1255d]
- Step closer to tackling drug resistant parasites in Brazil [1255d]
- Underwater footage reveals sharks' flexible feeding skills [1255d]
- Plants can adapt their lignin using 'chemically encoding' enzymes to face climate change [1255d]
- New potential mechanism for vision loss discovered [1255d]
- Multiple sclerosis therapy improves gut flora [1255d]
- Researchers generate lab-grown human tissue model for food tube cancer [1255d]
- Having hypermobile joints can increase the risk for depression and anxiety in adolescents [1255d]
- Fungi in sink drains act as 'reservoirs for mold' [1255d]
- Researchers solve 20-year-old optical light mystery [1255d]
- Green tea extract may harm liver in people with certain genetic variations [1255d]
- Two novel hydrogen production catalysts based on mineral gel and 'crystalline-amorphous' dual-phase nano-aluminium alloy [1255d]
- Experts present strategies to mitigate methane emissions in dairy cattle [1255d]
- When FMD hits a family, abdominal aortic aneurysms may too [1255d]
- Parents talk more to toddlers who talk back [1255d]
- Down syndrome research should look at the whole cell not just the extra chromosome, scientists say [1255d]
- Basho in the machine [1255d]
- New analysis of cellular 'vehicles' drives a deeper understanding of ALS, Alzheimer's [1255d]
- New clues about how carbon dioxide affects bumble bee reproduction [1255d]
- Biodiversity unbalanced as ice-free Antarctic areas grow [1255d]
- Automated chemical reaction prediction: Now in stereo [1255d]
- Study in mice suggests that expression of estrogen-related gene can impact post-menopausal breast cancer risk and prevention strategies [1255d]
- Flowers show their true colors [1255d]
- Fitness levels can be accurately predicted using wearable devices -- no exercise required [1255d]
- mRNA vaccines offer one-two punch to combat malaria [1255d]
- Integrated platform promises to accelerate drug discovery process [1255d]
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