Bloodless kidney transplants proved feasible in matched cohort of Jehovah’s Witnesses
A single-centre matched cohort study found that all 27 Jehovah's Witness kidney transplant recipients at a Barcelona hospital avoided peri-transplant ...
Month: November 2026
Heat stress genes and pathways mapped in mustard floral buds
Transcriptome analysis of heat-stressed Brassica juncea floral buds reveals stage-specific gene networks behind reproductive failure.
Faults Can Slip Again During Gas Storage Even Without Record Pressures
Modeling of a Rotliegend-type reservoir shows that fault slip during primary production permanently redistributes stress, allowing renewed fault criticality during ...
Nighttime ozone surges in North China traced to four distinct weather patterns
A three-year study in Xinxiang identifies four weather patterns that mechanically pump ozone-rich air down to the surface on hundreds ...
Capacity Ratios Fail as a Safeguard Against Harmful Knowledge Distillation in Cross-Domain Pill Retrieval
A large-scale study finds that capacity ratios, the standard safeguard for choosing knowledge distillation teachers, fail to predict harmful transfer ...
Spots on Glass Frogs Hide Internal Organs and Cut Predation Risk
A field experiment in Ecuador found that glass frog models with opaque green dorsal spots suffered significantly lower predation than ...
Linalool Shows Multi-Target Anticancer Activity, But Clinical Translation Remains Distant
A new review finds the volatile plant monoterpene linalool suppresses multiple cancer types through several molecular pathways, while nanoformulations may ...
Six paradigm shifts could redefine how Global South cities plan for sustainability
A new grand challenge article argues that sustainable urban planning in the Global South requires six paradigm shifts, from systems ...
How students’ views of the nature of science shape their arguments on fluoride, climate and GMOs
A study of 100 Lebanese undergraduates found that informed views of the tentative, subjective and empirical aspects of science significantly ...
Wild and cultivated Cordyceps chanhua show distinct gene and metabolite patterns
A multi-omics study reveals that wild and cultivated Cordyceps chanhua differ markedly in gene expression, metabolite profiles, and gene-metabolite coordination ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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