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Using Plant Waste to Cultivate Vitamin-Producing Gut Microbes
Sat Nov 18 2023New research suggests plant waste could cultivate vitamin-producing gut microbes. Findings open doors for future research. #GutHealth #Vitamins

How Misnaming Can Hinder Medical Progress
Sat Nov 18 2023Rethinking Disease Names: The Impact of Misnaming on Medical Progress, with a Focus on Transplant Arteriosclerosis

Mitochondrial Protein MCU Important For Neuronal Synaptic Plasticity and Memory Formation
Tue Nov 14 2023Mitochondrial protein MCU sheds light on neuronal synaptic plasticity and memory formation. Read the latest research here.

Galliformespectra: New Dataset With Over 1000 Pictures of Chickens
Wed Nov 01 2023New Hen Breed Dataset: Advancing Poultry Research and Revolutionizing the Poultry Industry

New Gene Editing Tools for Sexually Dimorphic Moss
Sat Oct 28 2023Scientists develop CRISPR-Cas9 tools for sexually dimorphic moss, allowing precise genetic editing and insights into plant evolution.

1.7 Ghz Radio Emissions Probably Harmless to Humans
Sun Oct 01 2023New study challenges concerns about harmful effects of 1.7 GHz RF-EMF on cell proliferation, suggests impact is due to temperature changes.

New Study Reveals Potential Target for Preventing Brain Metastasis in Breast and Lung Cancer Patients
Tue Sep 05 2023New study discovers gene linked to brain metastasis in breast and lung cancer patients, could lead to new treatments.

How Ecological Drift Shapes Microbiome Diversity Within Animal Hosts
Thu Aug 24 2023New study reveals surprising role of ecological drift in shaping microbiome diversity within animal hosts. #research #microbiome #ecology

How Potassium and Calcium Currents Impact Neurons
Wed Aug 23 2023New Research Reveals Role of Potassium and Calcium Currents in Neuronal Firing Patterns, Offering Potential for Treating Brain Diseases #neuroscience #research

Dynein's Role in Cell Division
Sat Aug 12 2023Dynein's surprising role in cell division uncovered in new research, paving the way for potential disease interventions.

Scientists Create Bioluminescent Fruit Flies
Wed Jul 12 2023Scientists have made a breakthrough in understanding the process behind bioluminescence, the ability of certain organisms to produce light. In a recent study, researchers studied the fruit fly enzyme CG6178, which is similar to the enzyme that allow...

Language Models as Biomedical Simulators
Fri Jun 30 2023Large language models (LLMs) have been found to be effective in a wide range of tasks by generating human-like language on a massive scale. Now, a team of researchers has discovered that these LLMs can also be used as simulators for biological syste...

Battling Malaria: Adaptive Sampling for More Accurate Monitoring
Fri Jun 30 2023A new study published in the journal PLOS ONE highlights the importance of accurate assessments of vector occurrence and abundance in combatting widespread vector-borne diseases like malaria. The research specifically focuses on the Anopheles gambia...

New Yeast Strain Triples Anticancer Drug Production
Thu Jun 29 2023A new study has found a way to increase the production of taxadiene, a precursor to the anticancer drug Taxol, in yeast. Researchers from Oxford University conducted an experiment where they evolved a yeast strain to be more tolerant to oxidative st...

E. Coli Transformed to Capture Carbon with Just Three Mutations
Thu Jun 29 2023Title: Genetic Breakthrough: E. Coli Modified to Grow Autotrophically with Just Three Mutations

Martial Arts Training Boosts Vigilance and Flexibility in Adults
Thu Jun 29 2023New research suggests that practicing martial arts can have a positive impact on both vigilance and cognitive flexibility. The study, titled "Vigilance & Cognitive Flexibility: The Effect of Martial Arts Experience on Task Switching," aimed to inves...
New Study Unravels Epigenetic Secrets of Human Pancreas Development and Implications for Monogenic Diabetes
Wed Dec 31 1969New study reveals secrets of human pancreas development and implications for monogenic diabetes. Exciting breakthrough in epigenetic research!
New Study Reveals Groundbreaking Discovery in Understanding Kidney Function and Potential for Treating High Blood Pressure and K
Wed Dec 31 1969New Study Reveals Groundbreaking Discovery in Understanding Kidney Function and Potential for Treating High Blood Pressure and Kidney Disease
New Guideline Unveils Best Practices for Curation of Intrinsically Disordered Proteins in DisProt Database
Wed Dec 31 1969New guideline reveals best practices for curating intrinsically disordered proteins in DisProt, unlocking insights into crucial biological processes.