The Brutalist Report

ScienceDaily

• Plant-based 'beef' reduces CO2 emissions but threatens 1.5M ag jobs [1429d]
• Mitochondrial DNA mutations linked to heart disease risk [1429d]
• Cosmic Evolution Early Release Science Survey: Wide view of the early universe [1429d]
• Study finds two protein pathways downregulated in postnatal heart [1429d]
• Tracking nitrogen pollution [1429d]
• Hyaluranic acid, a naturally occurring compound, awakens stem cells to repair damaged muscle [1429d]
• How pathogenic gene variants lead to heart failure [1429d]
• Single-cell approaches and deep learning to map all stages of fruit fly embryo development [1429d]
• These baboons borrowed a third of their genes from their cousins [1429d]
• Insight into how the intestine repairs damaged tissue [1429d]
• Putting a new spin on the football spiral [1429d]
• Water can't touch this sanded, powdered surface [1429d]
• Researchers discover major roadblock in alleviating network congestion [1429d]
• How microglia contribute to Alzheimer's disease [1429d]
• Metabolically engineered bacterium produces lutein? [1429d]
• New way to calculate environmental impact of ammonia production [1429d]
• Sponge-like electrodes inspired by sugar cubes could improve medical monitoring [1429d]
• A new low-calorie sweetener could also improve gut health [1429d]
• Newly discovered 'danger signal' may spur vaccine development and allergy treatment [1429d]
• Smart microrobots learn how to swim and navigate with artificial intelligence [1429d]
• Staff and facility administrator retention has been challenging for long-term care facilities [1429d]
• Genetics may predict bladder cancer immunotherapy response [1429d]
• New options for health, environmental monitoring with water-resistant gas sensor [1429d]
• E. coli engineered from stool samples can survive the hostile gut environment long enough to treat disease [1429d]
• Sterile mice produce rat sperm [1429d]
• Phage combination therapy can precisely target IBD-related gut bacteria without harming helpful microbes [1429d]
• Flow-driven rotors at the nanoscale [1429d]
• Optimizing SWAP networks for quantum computing [1429d]
• Cancers and heart disease could be diagnosed more easily with new rapid test [1429d]
• Early-life acquisition of antimicrobial resistance in newborn children from low- and middle-income countries [1429d]
• Speeding up evolution at genome-level by alternative chromosome configuration [1429d]
• A new therapeutic drug for Alzheimer's disease without inflammatory side effects [1429d]
• Potential target for treatment among patients with type 2 diabetes [1429d]