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In a new study in cells, researchers have adapted CRISPR gene-editing technology to cause the cell's internal machinery to skip over a small portion of a gene when transcribing it into a template for protein building. Su...
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How a 'jellyfish'-shaped structure relieves pressure in your cells Scientists have solved the structure of a key protein that senses when our cells swell.
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Researchers outline their lessons learned while creating vaccine candidates for hookworm and schistosomiasis.
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Making population issues part of the world's efforts to avert climate change could cause human rights abuses including forced sterilisation, says Ian Angus
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Tibetan sheep highly susceptible to human plague, originates from marmots In the Qinghai-Tibet plateau, one of the region's highest risk areas for human plague, Himalayan marmots are the primary carriers of the infectious bacterium Y. pestis. Y. pestis infection can be transmitted to humans an...
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Whole blood test for toxoplasmosis is sensitive, specific Transmission of toxoplasmosis from mother to fetus can lead to severe congenital problems and fetal death, and tests for the parasitic infection during pregnancy are critical. Now, researchers have showed the efficacy of...
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Autism linked to egg cells' difficulty creating large proteins New work reveals that the genetic factors underlying fragile X syndrome, and potentially from other autism-related disorders, stem from defects in the cell's ability to create unusually large protein structures. They fou...
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That stinks! One American in 15 smells odors that aren't there A new study finds that one in 15 Americans (or 6.5 percent) over the age of 40 experiences phantom odors. The study is the first in the US to use nationally representative data to examine the prevalence of and risk facto...
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With a new groundbreaking technique, researchers have managed to identify a protein that is responsible for cellular memory being transmitted when cells divide. The finding is crucial for understanding development from o...
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Chemists find a surprisingly simple reaction to make a family of bioactive molecules Many natural products and drugs feature a so-called dicarbonyl motif -- in certain cases however their preparation poses a challange to organic chemists. In their most recent work, chemists present a new route for these ...
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A group of researchers used a systematic approach to get an entirely new look at the way tuberculosis infects people. Their study uncovered interactions between tuberculosis and human proteins that could provide new appr...
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Taking a closer look at unevenly charged biomolecules

Science Daily - 16 Aug 2018 20:30
Taking a closer look at unevenly charged biomolecules Clinicians most often monitor antibodies because these small proteins attach to antigens, or foreign substances, we face every day. Most biomolecules, however, have complicated charge characteristics, and the sensor resp...
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Autoimmunity plays role in development of COPD

Science Daily - 16 Aug 2018 20:30
Autoimmunity plays a role in the development of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), according to a new study that analyzed human genome information.
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Proteomic analysis of oocytes from obese mice showed changes in a protein that promotes antioxidant production and may alter meiotic spindles.
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YouTube is source of misinformation on plastic surgery

Science Daily - 16 Aug 2018 20:27
In the first study to evaluate YouTube videos on facial plastic surgery procedures, researchers found that most are misleading marketing campaigns posted by non-qualified medical professionals.
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Taking a closer look at unevenly charged biomolecules In clinical diagnostics, it is critical to monitor biomolecules in a simple, rapid and sensitive way. Clinicians most often monitor antibodies because these small proteins attach to antigens, or foreign substances, we fa...
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ICARUS neutrino detector installed at Fermilab

Symmetry Magazine - 16 Aug 2018 20:05
With this move, ICARUS now sits in the path of Fermilab's neutrino beam, a milestone that brings the detector one step closer to taking data. For four years, three laboratories on two continents have prepared the ICARUS ...
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Physicists fight laser chaos with quantum chaos to improve laser performance To tame chaos in powerful semiconductor lasers, which causes instabilities, scientists have introduced another kind of chaos.
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More workers working might not get more work done, ants (and robots) show For ants and robots operating in confined spaces like tunnels, having more workers does not necessarily mean getting more work done. Just as too many cooks in a kitchen get in each other's way, having too many robots in ...
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A critical new study reports prenatal interpersonal violence can affect emotional regulation by toddlers toward their mothers. Researchers report children of mothers who were victims of domestic abuse during pregnancy, a...
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Dominant Men Make Decisions Faster

Neuroscience News - 16 Aug 2018 19:27
Regardless of social context, highly dominant males respond faster in situations where decisions need to be made, a new study reports.
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Read part I of this story here.When I set out for Orfield Labs, I expected the anechoic chamber to capture my full attention. After all, so many people come to experience the quietness that the lab had to start charging ...
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