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Many tiny galaxies could host mammoth black holes

New Scientist - 17 Apr 2017 13:00
The discovery of the second and third known ultra-compact dwarf galaxies with gargantuan black holes at their cores suggests such a mass mismatch may be common
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(Washington State University) Washington State University physicists have created a fluid with negative mass, which is exactly what it sounds like. Push it, and unlike every physical object in the world we know, it doesn...
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Physicists create time crystals: New form of matter may hold key to developing quantum machines Harvard physicists have created a new form of matter - dubbed a time crystal - which could offer important insights into the mysterious behavior of quantum systems.
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When teenagers and young adults with autism enter adulthood and age out of many of the services designed to help them, they often are anxious about how to handle new adult responsibilities such as paying bills and filing...
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Getting a handle on brain organization

Science Daily - 17 Apr 2017 23:50
Even among people born without hands, there is an overlap in brain activity when viewing hands and viewing tools, suggesting the connection between the two hands and tools is deeply ingrained in brain organization. But t...
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According to the National Cancer Institute, nearly one-third of cancer deaths can be attributed to a wasting syndrome known as cachexia. Cachexia, an indicator of the advanced stages of disease, is a debilitating disorde...
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Atomic structure reveals how cells translate environmental signals Culminating a nearly 10 year effort, researchers have determined the atomic resolution structure of a key molecule that translates signals from a cell's local environment into a language that the cell can understand and ...
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Regulating plant physiology with organic electronics A drug delivery ion pump constructed from organic electronic components also works in plants. Researchers from the Laboratory of Organic Electronics at Linköping University and from the Umeå Plant Science Centre have u...
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In record-time detective work, a team of scientists narrowed down the genetic cause of intellectual disability in four male patients to a deletion of a small section of the X chromosome that had not been previously linke...
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New Technology Brings Star Wars-Style Desert Moisture Farming a Step Closer Luke Skywalker wasn't just a farmer. In the original 1977 Star Wars film, the lead character was desperate to leave his home planet of Tatooine, where his family farmed moisture from the atmosphere using devices called "...
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Don't be fooled by the superbloom. Despite record-breaking rains, California's drought is still ongoing in four counties, and the driest five years on record will have lasting effects
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New method for tapping vast plant pharmacopeia to make more effective drugs Geneticists have developed an effective method for identifying the plant genes that produce the chemical ammunition plants use to protect themselves from predation and is a natural source of many important drugs.
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Scientists have discovered a potential new treatment to reduce the effects of intracerebral hemorrhage.
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Scientists have discovered a way to increase the amount of metabolism-boosting brown adipose tissue (BAT) ('good' fat) by employing two receptors on BAT cells as potential therapeutic targets.
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1st Woman to Run Boston Marathon Competes Again, At Age 70 The first woman ever to run the Boston Marathon as an official entrant will run the race again today at age 70.
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Could yellow fever rise again?

Science Daily - 17 Apr 2017 19:52
Many people might not have heard of the Aedes aegypti mosquito until this past year, when the mosquito, and the disease it can carry - Zika - began to make headlines. But more than 220 years ago, this same breed of mosqu...
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Your brain, not your white blood cells, keeps you warm, new study suggests The sympathetic nervous system, not white blood cells, are critically important in the regulation of energy expenditure and thermogenesis, researchers reveal in a new report.
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Biologists have developed a new system that identified and tracked hundreds of genetic variations that alter the way DNA is spliced when cells make proteins, often leading to disease.
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Breakdown of neutrophil protein causes severe autoimmune disease of blood vessels Patients with a severe autoimmune disease that attacks the blood vessels lack the membrane form of a protein (SEMA4D) found in white blood cells, research reveals. The absence of membrane-bound SEMA4D prevents inflammati...
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Scientists have modeled all of the steps by which nucleosides and their analogs are transported into cells by a specific molecule named the concentrative nucleoside transporter or CNT. The finding provides important stru...
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High-resolution imaging with conventional microscopes

Science Daily - 17 Apr 2017 19:48
High-resolution imaging with conventional microscopes Researchers have developed a way to make extremely high-resolution images of tissue samples, at a fraction of the cost of other techniques with similar resolution. Known as iterative expansion microscopy, relies on expan...
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Nanoparticles reprogram immune cells to fight cancer

Science Daily - 17 Apr 2017 19:48
A new study describes new method to transform immune cells, while inside the body, into leukemia-fighting powerhouses.
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