Hydrogen Sulfide Targets TrxR1 to Ease Diabetic Vascular Damage
New research reveals that hydrogen sulfide protects against diabetic vascular damage by modifying thioredoxin reductase 1, thereby suppressing inflammatory pathways ...
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Electronic nose tracks foul scum odors in Tokyo’s urban rivers
A study of Tokyo's Shakujii and Sumida Rivers combined hourly monitoring with electronic nose technology to show that scum forms ...
Inside Canada’s Sulfidic Ice Cave: A Volcanic Microbial World That Mirrors Enceladus
Scientists exploring a rare sulfidic glaciovolcanic ice cave on Mount Meager, British Columbia, have documented a chemosynthetic microbial ecosystem fueled ...
Crumb-Rubber Asphalt Releases Five Times More Fumes Than Regular Asphalt at Paving Temperatures
A time-resolved laboratory study shows crumb-rubber-modified asphalt releases about 5.5 times more volatile organic compounds than base asphalt at 200 ...
Hydrogen Sulfide Shields the Brain From Stroke Damage by Halting a Violent Form of Cell Death
New research reveals that the notorious gas hydrogen sulfide can protect neurons from reperfusion injury after stroke by suppressing RIPK1-driven ...
The Gas That Regulates Pregnancy: A Landmark Map of Hydrogen Sulfide Research Reveals a Half-Empty Picture of the Placenta
A comprehensive scoping review of 64 studies reveals that placental hydrogen sulfide research is heavily skewed toward biosynthetic enzymes and ...
Machine Learning Framework Brings Order to the Chaotic World of Gas Sensor Data
Researchers have built a data-driven framework using principal component analysis and DBSCAN clustering to standardize and compare 91 gas sensors ...
Deep-Sea Clams Use a Tiered Survival Strategy When Sulfide Supplies Falter
HKUST-led researchers used in situ transplant experiments at the Haima cold seep to show that a deep-sea clam and its ...
Tiny Iron Particles and a Common Cleaner Supercharge Biogas from Sludge and Food Waste
A combined nano zero-valent iron and sodium percarbonate pretreatment boosted methane yields from sewage sludge and food waste co-digestion by ...
Green Manure Can Backfire: Too Much of a Good Thing Boosts Toxic Gas and Cuts Rice Yields
A new mesocosm study shows that moderate green manure incorporation boosts rice yields, but excessive rates dramatically increase toxic hydrogen ...
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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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