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Embodied cognition yields interpretable trajectory predictions for autonomous systems.
In the halting, uncertain rollout of autonomous machines into public life, there are few moments as perilous as the one…
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Salmonella protein SopB curbs early inflammation to slow disease progression
A cunning molecular maneuver allows Salmonella to silence the gut’s early warning system, not by shutting down the genetic instructions…
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Multi-metal cooperation drives lung cancer chemoresistance, reversed by MiADMSA
In the unending war against cancer, few adversaries have proven as stubbornly resilient as chemoresistance in lung malignancies. For decades,…
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Unlocking Microbiome Function with Anaerobic Workflows and Metabolic Phenotyping
Over the last decade, the microbiome has shifted from a scientific curiosity to one of the most promising frontiers in…
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Softness-driven cancer stem cells reprogrammed to defeat solid tumor resistance
The relentless adaptability of solid tumors has long confounded researchers, and nowhere is this more apparent than in the chimeric…
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Massive antibody profiling now possible with scalable serolomics platform
In an era where the echoes of pandemics still reverberate through global public health systems, the ability to peer into…
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Optoelectronic tweezers may revolutionize single-cell research
In the race to unlock the intricacies of individual cells, a technology once confined to the realm of physics laboratories…
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Men in the US more often diagnosed with late-stage cancers than women
In a sweeping analysis of over 2.4 million cancer cases across the United States, researchers have uncovered a stark and…
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Salt adaptation linked to higher disease risk, Mizzou study finds
Over generations, a small North American frog has learned how to survive in a world that’s getting increasingly saltier. But…
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Here are a few rewritten headlines for a science magazine post, each with a slightly different tone: Intriguing & poetic: How do organs sculpt themselves? Sea stars hold the secret Direct & research-focused: Sea stars reveal the hidden rules of organ for
In the cool, plankton-rich waters of the North Atlantic, a microscopic drama unfolds that may finally unravel one of biology’s…