Genetic Defects Trigger Embryonic Regeneration Programs in Zebrafish
New research in PLOS Biology shows that zebrafish embryos activate regeneration programs in response to genetic developmental defects, partially buffering ...
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Every Liver Cell Counted: Whole-Organ Microscopy Reveals How Organs Grow
A new whole-organ expansion microscopy technique has counted every hepatocyte in the adult zebrafish liver, revealing a 538-fold growth burst ...
Living Young to Live Long: The Shared Biology of Centuries-Old Species
A new review of 101 exceptionally long-lived species finds that extreme longevity is consistently linked to DNA maintenance, preserved stemness ...
From Rice Waste to Water Cleaner: Porous Silica Ceramics Tackle Dyes and Industrial Coolant
Researchers in Thailand transformed rice husk ash and diatomite into reusable porous ceramic granules that remove up to 97.7% of ...
Bean Husk Waste Transformed into Biochar That Strips Lead and Chromium from Water
Researchers converted discarded bean husks into a low-cost biochar that removed up to 94.7% of lead and 91.5% of hexavalent ...
Aging Undermines Regeneration Even in the Remarkable Jellyfish Cladonema
A new study of the hydrozoan jellyfish Cladonema pacificum shows that aging dismantles stem cell maintenance, wound healing, and blastema ...
Chitosan-Graphite Membrane Strips Toxic Chromate from Water in Minutes
A new biopolymer composite membrane removes over 91% of carcinogenic chromate ions from water within 40 minutes and can be ...
Lymphatic Vessels Emerge as Hidden Conductors of the Developing Heart’s Growth
Northwestern scientists have discovered that cardiac lymphatic vessels secrete the protein Reelin to maintain the epicardium and fibroblasts, revealing a ...
Aging Muscle Fails Through Broken Cell-to-Cell Communication, Review Finds
A new review in Aging Cell argues that skeletal muscle aging is driven by the breakdown of multicellular communication networks ...
A Handful of Mother Trees Hold the Survival of a Critically Endangered Pine
A three-year study of the critically endangered pine Pinus dabeshanensis found that just six mother trees produced more than 70 ...
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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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