Why Some IVF Calves Grow Too Big: New Multi-Omics Study Offers Clues
A multi-omics study of Holstein calves born after in vitro embryo production links fetal overgrowth to prolonged gestation, altered lipid ...
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How a Rare Medicinal Plant Builds Its Silkworm-Like Rings: Multi-Omics Study Reveals the Mechanism
A multi-omics study reveals that the prized silkworm-like rings of the medicinal plant Notopterygium incisum form through uneven secondary growth, ...
DNA Methylation Episignatures Emerge as a Powerful New Diagnostic Layer for Rare Disease
A new review explains how DNA methylation episignatures provide functional evidence of disease mechanism in rare genetic disorders, helping resolve ...
Rising CO2 Is Rewiring the Phosphorus Metabolism of Ocean Plankton
A thousand-generation evolution experiment shows that ocean acidification combined with phosphate scarcity strips phosphorus from marine phytoplankton, with Earth system ...
How Your Face Ages: Genes, Inflammation and Blood Fats Reveal the Biology of Looking Older
A UK Biobank study of 435,078 people uses causal inference and multi-omics to map sex-specific inflammatory and lipid pathways that ...
Endurance Exercise Reshapes the Liver in Males and Females Through Distinct Molecular Routes
New research from the University of Missouri shows that endurance exercise improves liver health in both sexes but rewires the ...
Deep Learning Tool Reads Leukemia’s Regulatory Code to Predict Patient Risk
A new deep learning framework called TERfinder integrates multi-omics data to map enhancer-promoter interactions in myeloid leukemia, pinpointing key regulatory ...
ATP-Sensing Receptor P2RX4 Emerges as a Molecular Window Into Triple-Negative Breast Cancer’s Immune Landscape
A multi-omics study links the ATP-gated receptor P2RX4, expressed mainly by tumor cells, to macrophage marker CD163 and hypoxia signatures ...
Tiny but mighty: microproteins emerge as regulators of disease and future precision therapeutics
A new review in 3 Biotech charts how tiny proteins encoded by small open reading frames regulate cancer, heart disease, ...
How a Single Gene Loss Helps Melanoma Outsmart Targeted Drugs
An integrative multi-omics study reveals how loss of the chromatin factor ARID1A rewires receptor and kinase signaling in melanoma, driving ...
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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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