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lncrna-sbf2-as1-worsens-heart-injury-after-attack-via-mir-149-5p/phlpp2-axis
Posted inBiotechnology

LncRNA SBF2-AS1 Worsens Heart Injury After Attack via miR-149-5p/PHLPP2 Axis

October 29, 2026
A newly published study reports that a long non-coding RNA called SBF2-AS1 amplifies the damage heart tissue suffers after an…
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climate-change-meets-hypertension-care-in-a-south-african-framework
Posted inBiotechnology

Climate change meets hypertension care in a South African framework

October 29, 2026
Researchers working in Limpopo Province have built a structured framework that translates the everyday experiences of hypertensive patients — sweltering…
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cardiovascular-disease-affects-one-in-twenty-asian-adults-in-pooled-analysis
Posted inBiotechnology

Cardiovascular Disease Affects One in Twenty Asian Adults in Pooled Analysis

October 29, 2026
A large systematic review and meta-analysis published in BMC Cardiovascular Disorders has pooled data on cardiovascular disease and its major…
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few-shot-ai-tool-reads-cancer-genome-rearrangements-from-single-cell-hi-c-data
Posted inBiotechnology

Few-Shot AI Tool Reads Cancer Genome Rearrangements from Single-Cell Hi-C Data

October 29, 2026
Cancer genomes are frequently scrambled by large-scale structural variations — deletions, inversions, duplications and wholesale chromosomal translocations — that do…
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brain-quality-control-selectively-eliminates-neurons-with-abnormal-variants-in-development
Posted inGenetics

Brain Quality Control Selectively Eliminates Neurons with Abnormal Variants in Development

October 29, 2026
By analyzing genomic data from neurons, scientists from Harvard Medical School (HMS), Boston Children’s Hospital, and their collaborators have gained…
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first-whole-body-single-cell-atlas-of-adult-vertebrate-generated-in-danionella-cerebrum
Posted inGenetics

First Whole-Body Single-Cell Atlas of Adult Vertebrate Generated in Danionella cerebrum

October 29, 2026
Printed letters are visible through the nearly transparent body of Danionella cerebrum, a tiny fish opening new possibilities for studying…
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fat-derived-stem-cell-vesicles-may-offer-multitarget-approach-to-diabetic-microangiopathy
Posted inBiotechnology

Fat-Derived Stem Cell Vesicles May Offer Multitarget Approach to Diabetic Microangiopathy

October 29, 2026
Diabetic microangiopathy, a major cause of illness and death in people with diabetes, may one day be treated with cell-free…
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new-framework-sorts-stroke-vasculopathies-by-biology,-not-just-imaging
Posted inBiotechnology

New Framework Sorts Stroke Vasculopathies by Biology, Not Just Imaging

October 29, 2026
Stroke caused by arteries that are diseased for reasons other than atherosclerosis has long resisted tidy classification. A new narrative…
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mof-and-cof-materials-show-promise-for-detecting-bisphenols-in-food
Posted inBiotechnology

MOF and COF Materials Show Promise for Detecting Bisphenols in Food

October 29, 2026
A new review published in Advanced Composites and Hybrid Materials examines how two families of engineered porous materials, metal–organic frameworks…
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animal-products-carry-the-heaviest-water-footprint,-landmark-database-shows
Posted inBiotechnology

Animal Products Carry the Heaviest Water Footprint, Landmark Database Shows

October 29, 2026
Every kilogram of food on the planet carries a hidden water bill, and for the first time researchers have compiled…
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