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METTL14-Dependent FGF16 m6A Modification Promotes Angiogenesis Following IGFBP5 Deficiency
A molecular switch that helps blood vessels grow may connect two seemingly separate processes in cancer and tissue biology: the…
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Genome Mapping Reveals Autoimmune Disease Risk Genes in Innate Lymphoid Cells
Credit: CoreDesignKEY / iStock / Getty Images Plus A new study published in Nature Genetics suggests that looking beyond the…
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Graz University Researchers Develop Cooling Ceramic Walls to Reduce Urban Heat
Graz University of Technology (TU Graz) researchers have developed a striking new approach to urban cooling: small, 3D-printed ceramic cubes…
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New therapy targets gum disease bacteria while preserving beneficial oral microbes
Researchers at Nagoya University in Japan have developed an experimental treatment that attacks a major driver of gum disease while…
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Pfizer axes ex-Metsera obesity asset and GIPR prospect in quarterly clearout
Pfizer has axed two clinical-stage obesity programs, dropping a GLP-1 receptor agonist from the Metsera buyout and a GIPR antagonist…
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New membrane speeds industrial solvent purification
Researchers from the University of Bath and an international team led by KU Leuven have developed a graphene oxide membrane…
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China’s First Cave-Dwelling Freshwater Snail Named for Mythical Mountain God
A tiny snail discovered in a cave in southwestern China has become the first freshwater cave snail ever recorded within…
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KKR inks $5.7B deal to take medtech manufacturing giant Integer private
Private equity giant KKR is expanding its healthcare portfolio with a deal to take medtech manufacturing giant Integer private for…
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Fire department leaders boost crew fitness, study finds
Fire department leaders may be one of the most influential forces shaping firefighter fitness, according to new research examining physical…
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UCF researcher works to make artificial intelligence safer and more reliable
Artificial intelligence is becoming a routine partner in tasks that once demanded specialized expertise, from analyzing technical information to generating…