Adelaide University researchers have found a DNA ‘switch’ that helps the body stop the growth of the most common form of breast cancer, providing new insights that could help with future treatments.
Researchers have developed a single machine-learning turbulence model that predicts a wide range of turbulent flows—without the manual zoning, switching, or tuning that conventional models require.
Research out of South Dakota State University has highlighted a potential connection between limited exposure to cold stress during ewe pregnancy and higher lamb birth weight. The full results of this ...
In a peer-reviewed Viewpoint in Brain Health, Carl Zhou, MD, and colleagues at the Universities of Ottawa and Toronto synthesize evidence for treating physical activity as structured, individualized ...
Researchers used mirror-assisted background-oriented schlieren imaging to reconstruct finite-time air-density changes along a heated vertical wall. The reconstructed patterns reveal a downstream shift ...
Photo of a glass etched, cryo-electron microscopy-based representation of the TNKS2 enzymatic domain bound to TDI-012804, the TNKS2-selective inhibitor described in this study.
The researchers identified the circuit that drives selective forgetting. AWC neurons release a “forgetting signal” that acts on AIZ neurons, which in turn release glutamate onto AWA neurons, where the ...
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Deformed microstructures of NCI Al6Ta2 MEA deformed at 77 K.
MPO-positive neutrophils accumulate around cerebral arteries early after SAH in wild-type mice, whereas this perivascular accumulation is markedly reduced in RAGE-knockout mice.
Figure 1. Pathophysiological sequence of early progressive brain injury after SAH. The group’s studies suggest a temporal sequence in which sympathetic stimulation and alpha1-mediated cerebral ...
A new study examines how tourism practitioners assess overtourism risk in suburban Tokyo by comparing their perceptions with visitor trends. Although practitioners considered overtourism unlikely, ...
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