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Jul 06, 2020

Toxic metallic air pollution nanoparticles are getting inside the crucial, energy-producing structures within the hearts of people living in polluted cities, causing cardiac stress. The study underlines the need for governments across the world to tackle ultrafine particulate pollution

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May 18, 2020

Study finds smoking increases SARS-CoV-2 receptors in the lung which may explain why smokers appear to be particularly vulnerable to severe infections. The analysis also indicates that the change is reversible, suggesting that quitting smoking might reduce the risk of a severe coronavirus infection.

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May 13, 2020

Men's blood contains greater concentrations of enzyme that helps COVID-19 infect cells: Finding may explain why men with heart failure suffer more from the coronavirus than women

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May 05, 2020

Recently recovered COVID-19 patients produce varying virus-specific antibodies

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Apr 23, 2020

New study reveals life's earliest evolution was more complicated than previously suspected.

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Mar 20, 2020

Scientists have found a way to turn pollen, one of the hardest materials in the plant kingdom, into a soft and flexible material, with the potential to serve as 'building blocks' for the design of new categories of eco-friendly materials. The findings were published in "Nature Communications".

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Mar 17, 2020

Scientists can now edit multiple sites in the genome at the same time to learn how different DNA stretches co-operate in health and disease. Dubbed 'CHyMErA', for Cas Hybrid for Multiplexed Editing and Screening Applications, the method can be applied to any type of mammalian cell.

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Mar 15, 2020

Fear memory involves the strengthening of neural pathways between two brain areas: the hippocampus, which responds to a particular context and encodes it, and the amygdala, which triggers defensive behavior, including fear responses. Weakening these connections could erase the fear memory.

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Mar 14, 2020

Researchers have discovered that the enzyme SPRK1 leads the first step in untangling a sperm's genome, kicking out special packing proteins, which opens up the paternal DNA and allows for major reorganization in a matter of hours. The study was published in "Cell".

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Mar 13, 2020

Scientists have described the structure of an endogenously sourced, functioning neuronal amyloid at atomic resolution. It is composed of self-aggregated Orb2, the fruit fly version of the mRNA-binding cytoplasmic polyadenylation element-binding (CPEB) protein, which is linked to long-term memory.

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Feb 14, 2020

Fake news makes disease outbreaks worse

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Jan 30, 2020

New research presents a first-of-its-kind cancer treatment strategy that targets a pro-tumor protein FROUNT and suppresses tumor-associated macrophages. Through animal experiments, the researchers found that by regulating FROUNT expression in TAMs, cancer growth could be suppressed.

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Jan 23, 2020

First treatment of extreme pain using human stem cells has been successful in mice, and researchers are now moving towards testing in humans. This could be an effective and long-lasting treatment for devastating chronic neuropathic pain.

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Jan 22, 2020

'Ancient' cellular discovery may be key to new cancer treatments. Researchers have found a link between a metabolic system in a yeast, and now mammals, which is critical for cell growth and proliferation. These findings provide new therapeutic targets in the tumour microenvironment.

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Dec 19, 2019

Saccharin derivatives may kill human cancer cells

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Dec 02, 2019

New technique visually depicts how cancer cells grow and spread in colon tissue

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Nov 29, 2019

Placenta changes could mean male offspring of older moms more likely to develop heart problems, according to a study published in Scientific Reports.

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Nov 25, 2019

Intestinal stem cell genes may link dietary fat and colon cancer

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Jul 25, 2019

Study of soil amoebae finds a lectin clumps bacteria, forming an interfacial barrier. Has implications for the evolution of the immune system.

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Jul 25, 2019

Study of soil amoebae finds a lectin clumps bacteria, forming an interfacial barrier. Has implications for the evolution of the immune system.

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