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Large Study Suggests Blood Type O May Be a Protective Factor Against COVID-19
23andMe are in the process of conducting a large-scale genetic study to explore whether genetics are implicated in susceptibility to and severity of COVID-19. The company has shared its preliminary results.
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Blood-Brain Barrier-in-a-Dish Leads to Alzheimer's Discovery
By developing a lab-engineered model of the human blood-brain barrier, neuroscientists have discovered how the most common Alzheimer's disease risk gene causes amyloid protein plaques to disrupt the brain's vasculature.
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Innovation Enables Mass Production of Standardized Organoids
A recent innovation has enabled mass production of standardized organoids, paving the way for industrial use.
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New Technique for Engineering Living Materials and Patterns
A new method for engineering living materials called "MeniFluidics", made by researchers at the University of Warwick could see a transformation in tissue engineering and bio-art, as well as new ways to research cellular interactions.
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3D Facial Scans To Speed Diagnoses for Rare Genetic Diseases
An international team has developed a prototype tool based on three-dimensional (3D) facial imaging that could make it easier for clinicians to diagnose genetic syndromes.
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The Genetic Basis of COVID-19 Susceptibility
For the first time, scientists have been able to identify the genetic and molecular basis of this susceptibility to infection as well as to the possibility of contracting a more severe form of the disease.
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Studying Cancer-related Enzyme in Action Helps Illuminate Gene Regulation
New images of an enzyme, known as LSD1, in action as it interacts with the chromosome could provide important insight into how cells, including cancer cells, regulate their genes.
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Science and Engineering Problems Addressed by Advances in Optical Microscopy
Research is advancing optical microscopy, helping to solve challenging problems across many fields of science and engineering including semiconductor wafer inspection, nanoparticle sensing, material characterization, biosensing, virus counting, and microfluidic monitoring.
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Environmental Pollutant May Be More Hazardous Than Previously Thought
Researchers report on the mechanism that perchlorate , a chemical compound used in rocket fuels, fireworks, fertilizers and other materials and environmental pollutant, uses to impact and damage normal functioning of the thyroid gland.
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Single-cell Map of the Heart Reveals Wide Cellular Diversity
Researchers have generated the most comprehensive high-resolution cellular map to date of the human heart. By studying nearly 300,000 individual heart cells from seven healthy hearts, the team identified nine major cell types and over 20 subtypes in the organ.
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