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Base Gap Switches Emerge as Programmable Regulators and DNA Biosensors
Researchers report that base gap switches, DNA devices engineered with a strategic missing base, act as programmable transcriptional regulators and...
Scientists Ramp Up Licorice Sweetener Glycyrrhizin With Elicitation and CRISPR
A new review details how elicitation, genome editing and engineered yeast are being used to boost production of the medicinally...
Price beats planet: why shoppers keep buying ultra-fast fashion despite knowing the harm
RMIT University research finds that Australian shoppers aware of ultra-fast fashion's environmental harm keep buying because price, convenience and psychological...
Exercise Hormone Irisin Reveals a Complete Molecular Route From Muscle to Brain Protection in Alzheimer’s Disease
A new review in Biogerontology maps the complete molecular cascade by which the exercise hormone irisin travels from skeletal muscle...
Slaughterhouse Blood Gets a Second Life as Blood Pressure and Diabetes Fighting Peptides
A comprehensive review shows that slaughter blood, a largely wasted byproduct of meat processing, can be enzymatically converted into proline-rich...
Bubble Barriers Catch Floating Microplastics but Let Smaller Particles Slip Through
Laboratory flume experiments reveal that air bubble barriers strongly retain large buoyant microplastics but allow small, dense particles to pass...
Chemical Tags on Messenger RNA Steer the Plasticity of Pancreatic Alpha Cells
A new Nature Metabolism study shows that m6A methylation of messenger RNA actively controls the plasticity of pancreatic alpha cells,...
Neural Networks Map Himalayan Agroforestry and Reveal Climate Risks by 2050
A new study combining satellite imagery, GIS and artificial neural networks maps agroforestry across Uttarakhand, revealing major expansion potential but...
Common Caramel Food Colourant Damages Mussel Gills and Guts in New Study
A new study shows that ammonia-based caramel food colourants cause tissue damage and oxidative stress in Mediterranean mussels, with Caramel...
Bacterial Functions, Not Species Names, Decide Who Wins a Place on Plant Roots
A large synthetic community study shows that plant roots recruit bacteria based on functional capacities rather than taxonomy, identifying 266...
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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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