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California Scientists Develop RNA "Lanterns" for Real-Time Tracking
Researchers have developed a way to tag RNA with a glowing "lantern" to track it in real time as it moves through the body.
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Intermittent Fasting Shows Benefits for Weight Loss and Glucose Regulation
A study by UGR and UPNA highlights early fasting (5 p.m.–9 a.m.) as a safe, effective method for weight loss and improved glucose regulation. Early fasting reduced subcutaneous abdominal fat and improved overnight glucose levels.
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How Deep Sleep Clears the Mind and Protects the Brain
Researchers reveal norepinephrine’s critical role in the brain’s glymphatic system during deep sleep. Small pulses create rhythmic blood vessel movements, flushing metabolic waste and toxic proteins like beta-amyloid.
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Brown Fat Shows Potential to Boost Exercise and Healthy Aging
Rutgers researchers highlight the role of brown adipose tissue (BAT) in boosting endurance and promoting healthy aging. BAT improves blood circulation, reduces cellular stress and enhances metabolism
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Higher Cardio Fitness Linked to Better Cognitive Function in Older Age
Higher cardiorespiratory fitness in older age is linked to the preservation of several core aspects of cognitive ability.
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Specific Nutrients May Combat Iron Buildup in the Aging Brain
Researchers found that specific nutrients, such as antioxidants and polyunsaturated fats, may reduce brain iron accumulation, a factor linked to cognitive decline. The study revealed a protective role of diet in slowing age-related brain changes.
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Sex Differences in Muscle Fat Offer Clues for Age-Related Disease Treatments
UT Southwestern researchers uncover sex-specific differences in fat accumulation in muscle and bone, shaped by age and BMI. Using MRI data, they found that fat infiltration in muscle correlates with age in women and body weight in men.
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How Brain’s Pyramidal Neurons Differ in Autism and Schizophrenia
Researchers used proteomics to map synaptic proteins in two types of pyramidal neurons, IT and PT, highlighting differences that may explain their vulnerabilities to autism and schizophrenia.
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Tracking Metabolic Origins of Cancer From a Mosaic of Cells
Yale scientists studied how the body tolerates cancer-causing mutations in skin stem cells, uncovering a surprising redox response that dictates cell fate. Mutations alter glucose metabolism, influencing competition with healthy cells.
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New Framework Examines How Neural Networks Learn To Label Genomic Data
A new framework has used neural network training dynamics to interpret single-cell and spatial omics data.
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