Pentachlorophenol Promotes Bladder Cancer Cell Invasion by Disrupting Protein Stability
A persistent industrial pollutant may make bladder cancer cells more invasive at concentrations measured in human blood, according to a ...
A persistent industrial pollutant may make bladder cancer cells more invasive at concentrations measured in human blood, according to a ...
Spain’s offshore-wind ambitions may be constrained by an unexpectedly terrestrial problem: not the strength of the wind at sea, but ...
A new approach to designing sports compression leggings could replace static body measurements with a moving map of how skin ...
Japan’s fruit farms may need to make a radical change to survive climate change: stop growing the fruits they are ...
A bean’s appearance may be telling scientists more about its nutritional value than anyone expected. In a three-year study spanning ...
A new screening tool could make it far easier for companies to identify the raw materials most likely to threaten ...
Pathological scars may soon face a high-tech adversary: tiny, dissolving needles made from water-rich gels that can punch through dense ...
Tiny Biological Couriers Could Turn the Body’s Anti-Aging Systems Back On A new review of extracellular vesicles (EVs) presents these ...
A seven-month-old boy with three weeks of unexplained fever and enormous coronary artery aneurysms has prompted physicians to consider an ...
Artificial hips and knees can transform lives, but even successful joint replacements may eventually face a stealthy biological threat: bone ...
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