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Antibody Improves Preterm Birth Outcomes, Prevents Liver Disease in Mice
An inflammation-targeting antibody drug may help to improve two unrelated conditions – preterm birth and fatty liver disease – according to two new studies in mice.
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Emissions of CO2 by Soil Microbes Expected To Accelerate on a Global Scale
When Microorganisms decompose organic material in the soil, they actively release CO2 into the atmosphere. A novel model shows that these emissions could surge by up to 40 percent by the end of the century.
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The Mystery of the Genetic Heritage of Chickpeas
With its nutty flavor and dense nutrient profile, the humble chickpea has captivated palates and nourished civilizations for millennia.
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Surprise! Weaker Bonds Can Make Polymers Stronger
Chemists from MIT and Duke University have discovered a counterintuitive way to make polymers stronger: introducing a few weaker bonds into the material.
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Genetic Score Helps To Determine Risk of Developing ALS
A new study has found that a newly created polygenic scoring system can improve the ability to predict an individual’s risk of developing ALS.
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Raspberry-Picking Robot Could Help Reduce Harvesting Costs
A robot that can pick raspberries without crushing or damaging the fruit — after being trained only in a lab with an artificial raspberry plant.
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Genetic Marker Linked to Drug-Resistant Liver Cancer
This marker could help identify patients who need different treatments for hepatocellular carcinoma.
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Global Analysis on Pollinators in Cities: Wild Bees and Butterflies Are at Particular Risk
As urbanization increases, the abundance and biodiversity of many pollinators decreases. According to a new study, butterflies and urban bees are the most negatively impacted by urbanization.
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Novel Therapy for Prostate Cancer Approved by FDA
The new treatment combines two cancer drugs, enzalutamide and talazoparib.
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Distracted Kids Are More Focused Than You Think
A new study has shown that even when they appear distracted, children are still learning, finding that children hold information in their brains in a way that adults don't.
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