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first-analysis-of-sugar-fed-healthy-gut-bacteria-unveiled
Posted inBiotechnology

First Analysis of Sugar-Fed Healthy Gut Bacteria Unveiled

January 31, 2025
A recent groundbreaking study has unveiled the intricate workings of a beneficial gut microbe known as Akkermansia muciniphila (AM). This…
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researchers-uncover-polar-bear-fur’s-ice-repelling-secrets-for-eco-friendly-anti-freeze-innovations
Posted inBiotechnology

Researchers Uncover Polar Bear Fur’s Ice-Repelling Secrets for Eco-Friendly Anti-Freeze Innovations

January 31, 2025
Research conducted by an international team led by the University of Surrey has revealed remarkable insights into the anti-icing properties…
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enhanced-vaccination-and-surveillance-urged-following-poliovirus-detections-in-sewage,-ecdc-reports
Posted inBiotechnology

Enhanced Vaccination and Surveillance Urged Following Poliovirus Detections in Sewage, ECDC Reports

January 31, 2025
Between September and December 2024, a notable public health concern emerged as four countries within the European Union/European Economic Area…
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surprising-discovery:-ear-muscles-thought-dormant-in-humans-activate-during-intense-listening
Posted inBiotechnology

Surprising Discovery: Ear Muscles Thought Dormant in Humans Activate During Intense Listening

January 31, 2025
The auricular muscles, often deemed vestigial in humans, have long intrigued scientists, particularly when considering their evolutionary significance and potential…
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next-gen-cas12a-system-enables-precise-single-and-multiplexed-gene-editing-in-cancer
Posted inGenetics

Next-Gen Cas12a System Enables Precise Single and Multiplexed Gene Editing in Cancer

January 31, 2025
Australian researchers have successfully introduced an improved version of Cas12a gene-editing enzyme in mice. Their work establishes a next-generation gene-editing…
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emerging-evidence:-low-level-air-pollution-associated-with-liver-damage-and-fatty-liver-disease
Posted inBiotechnology

Emerging Evidence: Low-Level Air Pollution Associated with Liver Damage and Fatty Liver Disease

January 31, 2025
Long-term exposure to low-level traffic-related air pollution has recently been linked to detrimental effects on liver health, as highlighted by…
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bird-flu-study-finds-antibody-therapy-effective-in-preventing-severe-cases-in-monkeys
Posted inGenetics

Bird Flu Study Finds Antibody Therapy Effective in Preventing Severe Cases in Monkeys

January 31, 2025
As concerns around bird flu grow, there may be a silver lining. Scientists from the University of Pittsburgh and the…
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leveraging-generative-ai-to-target-previously-undruggable-diseases
Posted inBiotechnology

Leveraging Generative AI to Target Previously Undruggable Diseases

January 31, 2025
Biomedical engineers at Duke University have made significant strides in the fight against diseases that have historically proven resistant to…
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systems-immunology-could-provide-insights-into-sepsis-and-prevent-future-illnesses
Posted inGenetics

Systems Immunology Could Provide Insights into Sepsis and Prevent Future Illnesses

January 31, 2025
Twenty percent of deaths worldwide are caused by sepsis, and there are currently no treatments that tackle it directly. Now,…
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new-study-unveils-the-protective-properties-of-amniotic-fluid
Posted inBiotechnology

New Study Unveils the Protective Properties of Amniotic Fluid

January 31, 2025
Researchers from Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) have recently unveiled groundbreaking insights into the nature and functionality of amniotic…
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