Kimchi cabbage leaves hide a chemical map from tender core to fortified rim
A multi-domain chemical profiling study reveals that kimchi cabbage heads are chemically stratified from tender, sugar-rich inner leaves to outer ...
A multi-domain chemical profiling study reveals that kimchi cabbage heads are chemically stratified from tender, sugar-rich inner leaves to outer ...
A geophysical imaging study near Paris shows that electrical resistivity tomography can objectively classify urban soil units and guide stratified ...
Dental enamel is the hardest substance in the human body, yet it faces a relentless daily assault. Every sugary snack, ...
The distinction between powdered nanomaterials and substrate-bound nanostructures is central to interpreting the results of this study, and it deserves ...
Scientists in Nigeria have transformed two of the tropics' most familiar crops into something neither could achieve alone: a tangy, ...
Schistosomiasis, a neglected tropical disease caused by parasitic flatworms of the genus Schistosoma, afflicts more than 230 million people worldwide, ...
Chemists at Yokohama National University combined competition experiments, 3D electronic data and machine learning to predict ketone reaction sites and ...
An edible Inner Mongolian vegetable, Potentilla longifolia, prevented high-fat diet-induced fatty liver disease by activating AMPK and suppressing NF-κB/MAPK pathways, ...
Deep inside caves, where sunlight never reaches and eyes have all but vanished across millions of years of evolution, the ...
Essential oils from two native plants of northern Peru strongly inhibited Botrytis cinerea in laboratory tests, highlighting candidates for future ...
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