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Microglial Methylation Landscape in Human Brain

Neuroscience News - 31 Dec 2021 00:55
Microglial Methylation Landscape in Human Brain Microglia showed DNA methylation profiles that were distinct from other cells in the central nervous system.
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Battle of the Sexes Begins in Womb as Father and Mother's Genes Tussle Over Nutrition The father's genes drive a fetus' demand for larger blood vessels and more nutrients, while maternal genes in the placenta try to take control over how much nourishment the mother provides.
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England museum scientists discover more than 550 new species in 2021 The Natural History Museum in London described more than 500 new species in 2021, including massive extinct dinosaurs and tiny shrimp-like crustaceans.
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Here is a list of the top 10 sword and ancient weapon stories of 2021.
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8 wildest animal escapes of 2021

Live Science - 31 Dec 2021 14:00
8 wildest animal escapes of 2021 From a highway camel to a residential tiger, here's a list of the wildest animal escapes of 2021 with an honorable mention to some very adventurous elephants.
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10 weird things scientists calculated in 2021

Live Science - 31 Dec 2021 14:00
From the number of bubbles in a typical glass of beer to the weight of all the coronavirus particles circulating in the world, here are 10 weird things scientists calculated in 2021.
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10 amazing health stories you may have missed in 2021 Here are some medical stories that really wowed us this year.
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2022 preview: Will the global computer chip shortage ever end? The growing demand for computer chips, used in everything from cars to fridges, has collided with the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, leading to a global shortage that is likely to continue through 2022
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2021 in review: 'Right to Repair' campaigners claim iPhone victory Groups campaigning for electronics manufacturers to make it easier for people to repair their own devices scored a surprise victory when Apple promised to sell parts and tools for fixing iPhones
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Doesn't an Excessive Intake of Simple Sugar Affect Higher Brain Function? A new study in mice found excessive sugar intake during puberty could be an environmental risk factor for the development of psychiatric disorders in those with genetic predispositions.
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