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Scientists have created nearly 700 new cancer models from patient tumors, delivering one of the largest publicly available collections of ...

Carbon nanotube films have long been viewed as promising candidates for next-generation impact protection because they are exceptionally lightweight, flexible ...

Cancer research is entering a new phase in which tumors are no longer viewed as isolated collections of malignant cells. ...

Newborn German cockroaches may be learning the identity of their social group through an unlikely source: feces. A study from ...

A comprehensive review published in Genes & Diseases is drawing renewed attention to FOXK2, a transcription factor that may help ...