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Scientists Dig Into the Origin of Organics on Ceres
Since NASA's Dawn spacecraft detected localized organic-rich material on Ceres, scientists have been digging into the data to explore different scenarios for its origin. After considering the viability of comet or asteroid delivery, the preponderance of evidence suggests the organics are most likely native to Ceres.
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Powerful X-rays Enable Mesoscale Brain Imaging
The imaging scale gives an overview of the intercellular landscape of the brain at a level relevant to small neural networks, which are at the core of the brain’s ability to compute.
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“Molecular Pencil Sharpener” Discovery Opens the Door to Finding New Drugs
Now, for the first time, scientists at Rutgers University–New Brunswick and other institutions have discovered a “molecular pencil sharpener” that chews away its outer coating to release the powerful antibiotic.
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Carbon Coating Gives Biochar its Garden-Greening Power
Microscopic and spectroscopic analyses reveal a super-thin carbon coating on biochar is key to its enhanced fertilizing capabilities.
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Step Toward Possible New Anti-TB Treatment Path
Scientists have for the first time characterized a protein involved in making a glycolipid compound found in the TB cell wall, which is critical for the disease-causing Mycobacterium to become infectious.
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New Theory of Memory Formation Discovered
Existence of “silent engrams” suggests that existing models of memory formation should be revised.
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Five New Malaria Vaccine Targets Identified
In the largest study of its kind, five new malaria vaccine targets have been discovered by scientists at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute and their collaborators.
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Boost for Lipid Research: Researchers Facilitate Lipid Data Analysis
Illnesses such as cancer and multiple sclerosis may also be associated with lipids. Disorders are difficult to assess due to the diversity of lipids. Scientists present a new tool for the analysis of lipids.
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Researchers Test Novel Drug to Prevent Onset of Chemotherapy-induced Neuropathy
Researchers have successfully tested a new molecule capable of preventing the development of peripheral neuropathy induced by chemotherapy in cancer patients, especially in colon cancer cases, the third most common neoplasm in the world.
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Cryo-EM Imaging Suggests How the Double Helix Separates During Replication
Scientists reveal the atomic-level structure of twin helicase enzymes loaded head to head, with the DNA double helix visible in the circular channel that runs though both helicases. The configuration, a part of the pre-replicative complex (pre-RC), has never been successfully imaged in this configuration before.
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