Soil Microbes Commonly Depend on Metabolite Cross-Feeding
Soil bacteria may be far less self-sufficient than scientists have traditionally assumed. A large study of nearly 7,000 bacterial isolates ...
Soil bacteria may be far less self-sufficient than scientists have traditionally assumed. A large study of nearly 7,000 bacterial isolates ...
A new study in Nature Neuroscience reports that a clinical expression cassette designed to restore production of survival motor neuron, ...
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Zhou, Fiches, Wu and colleagues report that blocking the chromatin-regulating enzymes KDM5A and KDM5B can strengthen antitumor innate immune responses ...
A seemingly small choice at the beginning of a materials-production process may determine how effectively a promising water-treatment catalyst works, ...
Lung cancer models built from patient-derived cells have revealed a potentially powerful way to overcome treatment resistance: pairing the antibody-drug ...
Mid-infrared cameras are typically associated with military night vision, but their importance now extends far beyond seeing in darkness. They ...
Autism research has gained a powerful new analytical tool designed to separate the genetic factors children inherit from their parents ...
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