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A team of physicists has extended the attosecond transient absorption spectroscopy (ATAS) theory. By extending ATAS theory, the team shows that this spectroscopy approach has sufficient resolution to “see” the follow-up decoherence of electron motion caused by a molecule’s nuclear rearrangement.

New research has identified proteins called linker histones as the factor that controls whether DNA winds into long and thin chromosomes, made up of many small loops, or short and thick chromosomes with fewer large loops.

Researchers have shown that additives in commercial shopping bags boost sunlight’s ability to convert these plastics into thousands of dissolved compounds within days.

By supplementing the synthetic biology toolkit, researchers have developed key components of an expanded genetic code system.

In order to help the general public understand scientific concepts, a group of scientists created musical melodies based on the structure of 18 different proteins, including oxytocin.

According to a study, a handheld screening device that detects subtle misalignment of the eyes can accurately identify children with amblyopia (lazy eye).

Researchers have discovered the working mechanism of potential drug targets for various diseases such as cancer and inflammatory diseases.

A team of researchers is now in the process of developing a blood test that will enable a reliable diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease using atomic force microscopy.

Researchers develop a novel method for rapidly detecting SARS-CoV-2 RNA that could also be designed to detect other diseases.

For advanced cancers, integrated DNA analyses may help pinpoint overlooked mechanisms that cancer cells use to metastasize, which may be promising targets for therapy development.