Tiny creases in soft materials act as rewritable gates that steer and sort droplets
Researchers at Syracuse University report that compression-induced creases in soft surfaces can remotely gate, sort, merge, and even compute with ...
Researchers at Syracuse University report that compression-induced creases in soft surfaces can remotely gate, sort, merge, and even compute with ...
A machine learning method called dicast, trained on a manually curated multi-technology ground truth, detects structural variants from short-read sequencing ...
Danish researchers argue that antibiotic resistance is a context-dependent state shaped by pH, oxygen, and temperature, a shift that could ...
Researchers fused dominant B-cell epitopes from six Toxoplasma gondii antigens into a single recombinant protein that underpins a highly specific ...
A new comparative study finds that serum thymidine kinase 1, measured with tritium-labeled thymidine, shows strong diagnostic accuracy for several ...
A new analysis in npj Women's Health evaluates whether placental growth factor blood testing can safely and effectively triage women ...
Engineered bacteriophages that carry a split luciferase fragment inside their capsids can detect target bacteria in as little as three ...
A Ugandan verification study found the Deeplex Myc-TB targeted sequencing assay achieved perfect specificity and strong sensitivity for key tuberculosis ...
A novel vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus faecium clone designated ST117/CT7799 has driven a sharp rise in invasive infections in South-Eastern Austria while ...
A new cryo-EM structure of Acidaminococcus sp. Cas12a reveals how the enzyme uses a DNA guide and structural mimicry to ...
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