A Mother’s Carnitine Boost Shapes Newborn Rabbits’ Metabolism, Study Finds
New research shows that supplementing pregnant and nursing rabbits with L-carnitine programs faster growth and healthier metabolism in their newborns.
New research shows that supplementing pregnant and nursing rabbits with L-carnitine programs faster growth and healthier metabolism in their newborns.
A grounded theory study of rice farmers in Bulukumba, Indonesia, finds that the shift to organic farming is driven as ...
A cross-sectional study of 61 fourth-year nursing students in Chennai found that over 91 percent highly perceived the usefulness of ...
A qualitative study of three high-profile women shows that recovering from gendered online abuse is a strategic, ongoing process rather ...
A systematic review of 76 studies finds that pandemic-driven digital payment adoption only endures where infrastructure, regulation, and stakeholder alignment ...
A genomic study of two Johannesburg wastewater plants finds multidrug-resistant Enterococcus and Staphylococcus bacteria carrying resistance and virulence genes in ...
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A new study gathers perspectives from Global South researchers to argue that international eDNA standards must be adaptable, regionally supported ...
A new interpretable AI model called PRISM combines pathology slides with transcriptomic pathway data to sharpen progression-risk prediction in early-stage ...
A pilot study finds that a wireless heat flux sensor worn on the skin can reliably track core body temperature ...
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