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A molecular gating "spring" that mechanically opens and closes an ion channel in response to sound could protect our hearing from loud noises that cause damage.

A new study suggests that ants as a group behave similarly to networks of neurons in a brain.

New research by Georgia State University’s TReNDS Center may lead to early diagnosis of devastating conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease and schizophrenia, in time to help prevent and more easily treat these disorders.

Scientists have come up with a novel way to study the thermodynamic properties of molten salts, which are used in many nuclear and solar energy applications.

According to research, vaccination against COVID-19 had no impact on placenta health in pregnant women.

Researchers investigating human CAR T cells have published findings that have raised the chances of new treatments being developed for blood cancer, by shutting down a gene called EBAG9 to allow the body to eradicate tumor cells more easily.

Physician-scientists have discovered that a gene called FOXR2 that is normally turned off in most tissues in the body is activated in at least 70 percent of cancer types and eight percent of all individual tumors.

A new study has shown that T cells in the gut combat colorectal cancer in the early stages of tumor development, but strengthen the tumor as the disease progresses.

Scientists are looking into how embryonic exposure to certain common pollutants may put people at risk for diabetes and other metabolic health conditions later in life.

Researchers have developed a biomimetic formulation using targeted delivery agents for glioblastoma multiforme therapy.