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Coral Genome Study Reveals Surprising Twist
A new study puts a surprising twist—one might even say a double spiral—into our understanding of how coral reefs react to ocean warming and acidification. It also offers the possibility of an early warning system for the warmth-induced bleaching events that are increasingly harming coral reefs worldwide.
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Neuroscientists Reveal How the Hippocampus Makes Maps
Mice move through the virtual world of a video game and provide insight into the mechanisms of memory formation
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Counting Cheetahs: AI Helps Serengeti Conservation Efforts
A new paper in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) reports how a cutting-edge artificial intelligence technique called deep learning can automatically identify, count and describe animals in their natural habitats.
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Engineers Reveal How Brain Waves Support Memory
Travelling waves reflect patterns of neuronal activity that move across the cortex and are important for memory and cognition
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Cellular Death Code Identified
Stanford scientists and their collaborators have discovered a molecule that initiates the final, crucial step in a type of cell death.
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Sensor Detects Whiff of Bad Breath
Ever wish you could do a quick “breath check” before an important meeting or a big date? Now researchers, reporting in ACS’ journal Analytical Chemistry, have developed a sensor that detects tiny amounts of hydrogen sulfide gas, the compound responsible for bad breath, in human exhalations.
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Advancing Cannabis Testing Across Canada
Canopy Growth and MSC will work together to pioneer new and standardized testing methods to analyse potency, terpene profiling, pesticides, heavy metals, and mycotoxins as required by Health Canada regulatory standards.
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Microbiotica Enters into Microbiome Collaboration with Genentech
Strategic collaboration for microbiome biomarker signatures and therapeutic discovery based on Genentech’s inflammatory bowel disease pipeline.
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Blood Test Predicts Premature Birth
Measuring RNA fragments in a pregnant woman’s blood gives a reliable estimate of the baby’s due date and can predict if the baby will arrive prematurely, a Stanford-led team has shown.
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Mobile Cannabis Extraction Module Makes Its Way To British Columbia
Quadron Cannatech has announced that it has completed the sale of its first mobile extraction module to TLC Botanicals, located in Langley, British Columbia.
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