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Antibody-RNA Therapy Reaches Hard-To-Treat Tumors
Once injected into the bloodstream, the antibody TMAB3, combined with a type of RNA that stimulates an innate immune reaction, can localize to tumors and penetrate and destroy stubborn diseased cells.

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Female Angelsharks Are Avoiding Mating Grounds Due to the Heat
Critically Endangered female angelsharks are changing normal mating routines in warming oceans as they prioritize staying cool over visiting breeding grounds when things get too hot.

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Brain "Punctuation Marks" May Organize Our Memories
A study from the University of Barcelona finds ripple brain waves help segment continuous experiences into episodic memories. Researchers showed these waves coordinate between the hippocampus and cortex.

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Mechanisms Behind Cancer Drug Resistance Revealed
New research shows how cells carrying damaged DNA can sidestep cell cycle checkpoints that should prevent them from dividing in a damaged state.

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How Sleep Unmasks Brain Activity Linked to Neurological Disorders
Dr Karolina Armonaitė’s research reveals that different areas of the brain’s cortex behave uniquely during sleep. By studying intracranial EEG signals, she developed computational methods to refine cortical mapping.

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Asian Elephants Are Coming Into More Human Conflict Due to Tourism
Researchers documented how a rise in elephant-tourism has led to an inadvertent rise in injuries and deaths.

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Human Egg Cells "Power Down" To Avoid Damage Over Decades
Human egg cells slow the activity of internal waste disposal systems as they mature, keeping metabolism low and damage at bay to enable them to stay dormant until needed.

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Clams Living on Canada’s Broken Group Islands Are Thriving
The researchers determined the population health of the butter and littleneck clams living on the Broken Group Islands, British Columbia, by excavating historical “clam gardens”.

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How Brain Stem Cells Enter and Exit a Quiescent State
Researchers have unlocked the secrets of how brain stem cells enter and exit a resting state called "quiescence".

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Most Effective Treatments for Chronic Hives Identified
A new international study led by researchers at McMaster University has identified the most effective and safest treatments for people suffering from chronic urticaria, more commonly known as chronic hives.
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