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Study sheds new light on the mechanism of individual cell memory, using yeast as a model

Whi3 is a mnemon (Whi3mnem), or in other words, a protein that stores information in individual cells by forming stable super-assemblies. This memory state

Policymakers underestimate methane emissions and air quality impacts, says a new study

Methane emissions have been increasing rapidly in recent years, contributing significantly to global warming. Despite this, methane is not adequately treated within existing national

A CubeSat is flying to the moon to make sure Lunar Gateway’s orbit is stable

Before this decade is over, NASA will send astronauts to the moon for the first time since the Apollo Era. As part of the

Heterogeneous ethylene hydroformylation enables highly efficient industrial production of propanal/n-propanol

Olefins, hydrogen, and carbon monoxide can be converted to aldehydes by the hydroformylation of olefins. Upon further conversion, chemicals including alcohols, acids, and esters

How mental health and disability may sway judgment in the justice system

Gaze aversion, lack of emotional expression, repetitive body movements, or speaking in monolog tone can sway people’s judgment of another’s credibility and honesty—notably in

‘Coarse-graining’ can help scientists understand complex microbial ecosystems, theory suggests

Microbial communities shape our health and the health of our planet. Some are familiar to humans, like the microbes that reside in the gut,

Nanobiotics: Machine learning model predicts how nanoparticles interact with proteins

With antibiotic-resistant infections on the rise and a continually morphing pandemic virus, it’s easy to see why researchers want to be able to design

Heart artery plaque immune cells cross-react with virus and vascular proteins, a potential cause of heart attack

Researchers at the Stanford Cardiovascular Institute have discovered how viruses like influenza and SARS-CoV-2 as well as their associated vaccines may increase the risk

Gene therapy shows promise in treating neuropathy from spinal cord injuries

An international team of researchers, led by scientists at University of California San Diego School of Medicine, report that a gene therapy that inhibits

Booster immunization in same limb as the first shot yielded stronger adaptive immunity in mice

A collaboration between researchers at Duke University and Harvard Medical School has shown that mice receiving a booster shot in the same limb resulted

Study sheds new light on the mechanism of individual cell memory, using yeast as a model

Whi3 is a mnemon (Whi3mnem), or in other words, a protein that stores information in individual cells by forming stable super-assemblies. This memory state

Policymakers underestimate methane emissions and air quality impacts, says a new study

Methane emissions have been increasing rapidly in recent years, contributing significantly to global warming. Despite this, methane is not adequately treated within existing national

A CubeSat is flying to the moon to make sure Lunar Gateway’s orbit is stable

Before this decade is over, NASA will send astronauts to the moon for the first time since the Apollo Era. As part of the

Heterogeneous ethylene hydroformylation enables highly efficient industrial production of propanal/n-propanol

Olefins, hydrogen, and carbon monoxide can be converted to aldehydes by the hydroformylation of olefins. Upon further conversion, chemicals including alcohols, acids, and esters

How mental health and disability may sway judgment in the justice system

Gaze aversion, lack of emotional expression, repetitive body movements, or speaking in monolog tone can sway people’s judgment of another’s credibility and honesty—notably in

‘Coarse-graining’ can help scientists understand complex microbial ecosystems, theory suggests

Microbial communities shape our health and the health of our planet. Some are familiar to humans, like the microbes that reside in the gut,

Nanobiotics: Machine learning model predicts how nanoparticles interact with proteins

With antibiotic-resistant infections on the rise and a continually morphing pandemic virus, it’s easy to see why researchers want to be able to design

Heart artery plaque immune cells cross-react with virus and vascular proteins, a potential cause of heart attack

Researchers at the Stanford Cardiovascular Institute have discovered how viruses like influenza and SARS-CoV-2 as well as their associated vaccines may increase the risk

Gene therapy shows promise in treating neuropathy from spinal cord injuries

An international team of researchers, led by scientists at University of California San Diego School of Medicine, report that a gene therapy that inhibits

Booster immunization in same limb as the first shot yielded stronger adaptive immunity in mice

A collaboration between researchers at Duke University and Harvard Medical School has shown that mice receiving a booster shot in the same limb resulted

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Study sheds new light on the mechanism of individual cell memory, using yeast as a model

Policymakers underestimate methane emissions and air quality impacts, says a new study

A CubeSat is flying to the moon to make sure Lunar Gateway’s orbit is stable

Heterogeneous ethylene hydroformylation enables highly efficient industrial production of propanal/n-propanol

How mental health and disability may sway judgment in the justice system

‘Coarse-graining’ can help scientists understand complex microbial ecosystems, theory suggests

Nanobiotics: Machine learning model predicts how nanoparticles interact with proteins

Heart artery plaque immune cells cross-react with virus and vascular proteins, a potential cause of heart attack

Gene therapy shows promise in treating neuropathy from spinal cord injuries

Booster immunization in same limb as the first shot yielded stronger adaptive immunity in mice

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Study sheds new light on the mechanism of individual cell memory, using yeast as a model

Policymakers underestimate methane emissions and air quality impacts, says a new study

A CubeSat is flying to the moon to make sure Lunar Gateway’s orbit is stable

Heterogeneous ethylene hydroformylation enables highly efficient industrial production of propanal/n-propanol

How mental health and disability may sway judgment in the justice system

‘Coarse-graining’ can help scientists understand complex microbial ecosystems, theory suggests

Nanobiotics: Machine learning model predicts how nanoparticles interact with proteins

Heart artery plaque immune cells cross-react with virus and vascular proteins, a potential cause of heart attack

Gene therapy shows promise in treating neuropathy from spinal cord injuries

Booster immunization in same limb as the first shot yielded stronger adaptive immunity in mice

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