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Exploring the Microscopic Defects Causing Ovarian Cancer To Spread
Researchers have used an experimental model to explain how defects in the organization of healthy cells can alter how easily ovarian cancer cells invade tissue.
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A Simple Blood Test Could Identify Women at Risk for Preterm Birth
One in ten babies is born prematurely in the United States, but a blood test during a routine prenatal visit could reveal if a woman is at risk of a preterm delivery.
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A Breath Test To Monitor Epilepsy Treatment Success
Breath instead of blood: researchers from the University of Basel have developed a new test method to measure treatment success in epilepsy patients. They hope that this will enable doctors to react more precisely when treating the disease.
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Device Built for Extreme Environment Could Speed Up Isotope Production
A researcher has invented a version of an isotope-separating device that can withstand extreme environments, including radiation and chemical solvents.
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Identifying Chemicals That Activate Fat-Forming Pathways
Researchers have used machine learning methods to characterize chemicals in furniture, plastic housewares and pesticides that activate fat-forming pathways.
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Masitinib Inhibits the Replication of SARS-CoV-2 in Preclinical Models
Scientists have discovered that the drug masitinib may be effective in treating COVID-19. They also found that it could be effective against other types of coronaviruses, in addition to SARS-CoV-2, as well as picornaviruses.
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15 Novel Biomarkers Linked to Late-Onset Dementias
A study by an international research group identified 15 novel biomarkers that are linked to late-onset dementias. These biomarkers are proteins, which predict cognitive decline and subsequent increased risk of dementia already 20 years before the disease onset.
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Rethinking the Workings of Vital Hormone Receptors
Scientists have outlined a new paradigm to explain the activation of Type II receptors. These receptors play important roles in our body’s use of cholesterol and glucose, among other critical processes.
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Bacillus Strains Could Help To Protect Banana Crops
The Fusarium wilt is a fungus that attacks the banana plant and causes the plant to dry up and die. One of the most dangerous strains is the Tropical Race 4 (TR4) and it seriously threatens banana production globally. Scientists have explored disease-biocontrol agents of five Bacillus strains that display antibiotic ability against TR4.
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Long-Term Hazards of Toxins Disturbed by Flood Waters Underestimated
Raging rivers in flood swirl up pollutants out of their sediments that stem from environmental pollution decades or centuries ago. Such harmful substances can not only cause ecological damage in the river, but can also deposit themselves on flooded areas and affect crops, grazing livestock and humans.
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