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Seafood Traceability Captures Lobsters Crossing the Pond
Scientists have developed a test that can identify hybrids resulting from crossbreeding between European and American lobsters.
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Patients With Malignant Melanoma May Benefit From Antihistamines
Previous studies have shown that some antihistamines have survival benefits in breast cancer. Now a team reports this may also be the case for malignant melanoma.
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Surface Ozone Rises as Other Air Pollutants Decrease in Lockdown
Whilst levels of some air pollutants have decreased under lockdown, according to a new study, ground-level ozone has increased in China.
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Team Identifies Checkpoint Target for Colorectal Cancer Immunotherapy
Researchers have identified ST2 as a novel checkpoint molecule that could help T cells become more effective.
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Microbiome Key to Immune System Function
A new study shows how the microbiome plays a key role in rendering the immune system capable of responding to pathogens.
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Decoding Danger Signals
Researchers have uncovered a cellular pathway that helps plants to sense danger signals and elicit a response.
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Scientists Team Up To Create A Strategic Plan for COVID-19 Vaccine R&D
Vaccine development can often take many years. To accelerate the process, a team of scientists have come together to create a plan – a coordinated and efficient approach - to creating vaccines against COVID-19.
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Study Shows Concentrations of ACE2 in the Blood of Heart Failure Patients Are Greater in Men
Evidence from a large study of several thousand heart failure patients shows that men have higher concentrations of angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2) in their blood than women. Since ACE2 enables the coronavirus to infect healthy cells, this may help to explain why men are more vulnerable to COVID-19 than women.
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New COVID-19 Antigen Test Could Help Triage Patients
The COVID-19 Ag Respi-Strip test can identify an infected person in 15 minutes at point-of-care sites that lack facilities or time for sophisticated testing.
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Planarian Stem Cells Delay Their Own Death To Aid Healing
A new study shows how planarian stem cells are able to postpone their own death in order to respond to an injury that needs their attention.
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