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"Data Upcycling" Speeds Up Brain Disease Research
Scientists in the United States, Europe and South America are reporting how a new cloud-computing web platform allows scientists to track data and analyses on the brain, potentially reducing delays in discovery.
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Steps Towards a Vaccine for Food Poisoning
Understanding the intricate structure of the outer layer of noroviruses (the caspid) could help in vaccine development for the leading cause of food-borne illness outbreaks.
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Studying Tumors With Mathematical Tools
Mathematical analysis of images of tumors is helping to understand what makes a cancer more or less aggressive.
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Hydrogel “Homing Beacon” Recruits Drugs to Tumor Target
Researchers have made a hydrogel that, when injected near tumors in mice, recruits drugs to shrink the tumor with fewer side effects.
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Epilepsy Drugs Linked to Increased Risk of Suicidal Behavior, Study Finds
Treatment with a group of drugs used for epilepsy, nerve pain and anxiety disorders – called gabapentinoids – is associated with an increased risk of suicidal behavior, unintentional overdose, injuries, and road traffic incidents, according to a new study published in BMJ.
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AI Software Reveals the Inner Workings of Short-term Memory
Neuroscientists have shown how short-term, working memory uses networks of neurons differently depending on the complexity of the task at hand. The researchers used modern artificial intelligence (AI) techniques to train computational neural networks to solve a range of complex behavioral tasks that required storing information in short term memory
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Chemists Synthesize > 1 Million Macrocycles for Drug Discovery
Chemists from the University of Basel have built a rich collection of natural product-like macrocycles that can be mined for new medicines as the researchers.
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Healing Protein Also Hinders
Fibrinogen is a well-known protein essential for wound healing and blood clotting. However, a study published in Scientific Reports shows it is actually a "double-edged sword" and inhibits an enzyme key for organ development and repair.
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An Unnatural Way to Make Natural Products
Nature provides many of the key chemical compounds needed in an endless number of pharmaceuticals. Now, a cutting-edge technique engineered by researchers at University of South Florida is changing the way scientists isolate these precious molecules.
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Immunotherapy and Diabetes – A Step Towards Understanding the Link
Immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs) are an emerging type of cancer immunotherapy that uses the immune system to attack cancer cells. However, in some patients they cause the immune system to attack healthy cells – when pancreatic beta cells are attacked, this can lead to type 1 diabetes.
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