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Simulations reveal how yeast topoisomerase I may grip the transcription machinery
Computational modeling and 200-nanosecond simulations reveal a plausible, stable interaction interface between yeast topoisomerase I and the RNA polymerase III...
Age May Not Decide How Engaged Indian Employees Feel at Work, Study Finds
A structural equation modeling study of 2,133 Indian employees found that chronological age showed only small negative correlations with work...
Slow and steady peanut therapy protects even the most allergic children, biomarker study shows
A conservative peanut oral immunotherapy protocol achieved meaningful desensitization in children with very high Ara h 2-specific IgE, while longitudinal...
Wind Farm Clear-Cuts Hit Far More Dormouse Homes Than Planners Assume
A new simulation study shows that a single hectare of forest clearing for wind turbines typically cuts through multiple hazel...
Fungi Fall Through Legal Cracks Across the EU, First Pan-European Audit Reveals
The first consolidated audit of EU national legislation reveals 1,671 legally protected fungal taxa, but more than three-quarters are safeguarded...
Blue Dragon sea slugs hide at least two species off Vietnam, DNA study reveals
An integrative study of the Blue Dragon sea slug in Vietnamese waters reveals two reproductively isolated species and an unusually...
Jurassic Fish Family Reshuffled as UV Light Reveals Baby Pycnodonts and Two New Genera
A new study re-describes the Jurassic fish family Mesturidae, splitting the genus Mesturus into three genera and revealing the first...
Cheap Robots and AI Are Quietly Rewriting Rehabilitation Medicine
A new review showcases how low-cost robotic canes, AI-based diabetic foot screening, and simple EEG analysis tested in real-world clinical...
Lifting to Failure Boosts Mood and Brain Power in Frail Older Adults, Whatever the Weight
A secondary analysis of the TEAMS randomized controlled trial found that twelve weeks of resistance training to volitional failure improved...
Tiny Blind Snail Named After Hermes Emerges From a Greek Karst Spring
A new blind, unpigmented snail genus and species, Cyllena hermes, has been discovered in a karstic spring near Lake Stymphalia...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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