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Lydia Kingsley writes about cell and molecular biology, focusing on cellular processes, proteins, signaling pathways, molecular mechanisms, and experimental methods.
A Peony Compound Could Help Stop the Bone Erosion That Loosens Joint Implants Artificial hips and knees can transform lives,...
A new graphical review argues that bibliometric analysis could become one of biomedicine’s most powerful navigation systems, helping researchers see...
Scientists have launched an open mass-spectrometry library designed to help researchers detect hundreds of chemical exposures that routinely disappear into...
A mosquito-control breakthrough may be taking shape above the rooftops of Kenya, where researchers have shown that high-resolution drone images...
Sugar beet pulp, the fibrous residue left behind after sugar is extracted from beets, could become the raw material for...
Plants do not build their vascular systems as randomly distributed pipes. Inside developing roots, stems and leaves, cells are arranged...
A new randomized controlled field trial in urban Australia has put mosquito control at the center of an unexpected public-health...
A Smartphone Could Soon Tell When a Banana or Kiwifruit Is Spoiling A small chemical indicator placed inside fruit packaging,...
Fresh-cut apples could stay brighter, firmer and less vulnerable to spoilage with help from an unlikely ingredient: the common white...
A plant native to TĂ¼rkiye has been recruited to build a new kind of multifunctional nanomaterial: zinc oxide particles wrapped...
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