Crushed rock carbon storage works through microbes, not new mineral surfaces
A 55-week microcosm study finds olivine amendments shift soil carbon dynamics through microbial processing rather than new mineral surfaces.
A 55-week microcosm study finds olivine amendments shift soil carbon dynamics through microbial processing rather than new mineral surfaces.
Tracer experiments show Plantago lanceolata and Picea abies seedlings can take up labelled carbon via roots, but recovery in soil ...
A new narrative review maps how cerebrospinal fluid physiology, lumbar puncture technique, and phase-based biomarker interpretation underpin neurological diagnosis.
A randomized controlled trial found that 24 weeks of low-intensity aerobic or resistance training improved functional fitness and several metabolic ...
A laboratory study found that glucose enhances growth, adhesion and biofilm formation in Pseudomonas plecoglossicida while transcriptionally repressing the T6SS ...
A simulation study reports a five-layer SPR sensor design with a calculated sensitivity of 416.42 degrees per refractive index unit ...
A study of 724 STEMI patients found that elevated glucose, lactate, pyruvate and citrate were each significantly associated with death ...
A prospective cohort study of 82 term births in Türkiye found that maternal obesity was associated with higher cord blood ...
A new narrative review explains why postprandial glucose excursions remain the hardest part of insulin-treated diabetes to manage, and how ...
A cross-sectional study in children and adolescents with obesity links higher triglyceride–glucose index values to impaired insulin sensitivity and potential ...
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