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X-Chromosome Gene Linked to Increased Autism Diagnosis in Males
Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine, the Duncan Neurological Research Institute (Duncan NRI) at Texas Children’s Hospital, and collaborating institutions…
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Enodia Therapeutics Inks Pfizer Deal to Develop Sec61-Targeting Small Molecules
Biotechnology firm Enodia Therapeutics has announced a research collaboration and licensing agreement with pharma giant Pfizer to discover and develop…
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The Top 10 Questions Shaping the Future of Optogenetic Biomanufacturing
Maximilian Hoerner, PhD The emergence of increasingly complex biologics such as multi‑specific antibodies, cytokines, fusion proteins, and other structurally demanding…
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Every Click Expires: New AI Model Learns When Shopping Behaviors Go Stale
Every online shopper leaves behind a trail of half-finished intentions. A pair of sneakers browsed at midnight, a coffee maker…
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AI Learns to Compose: Hybrid Model Blends Deep Learning and Reinforcement Learning to Write Better Melodies
Artificial intelligence has been writing music for years, but anyone who has listened closely to machine-generated melodies knows the problem:…
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Particle Engineering Takes Center Stage as Journal Announces Landmark Pharmaceutical Formulation Issue
The Journal of Pharmaceutical Investigation has announced a special issue devoted to translational advances in pharmaceutical dosage form development, with…
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New AI Model Decodes the Signals That Guide Immune Cells Into Tumors
One of the most stubborn mysteries in cancer immunology is deceptively simple to state: why do immune cells swarm into…
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Rural Nigerian Women Say Yes to Telehealth When Benefits Feel Real, Study Finds
Nigeria carries one of the heaviest maternal health burdens on the planet, accounting for close to one-third of all maternal…
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Winds 30 Kilometres Up Steer Tropical High Clouds — and Climate Models Miss Half the Signal
High above the equator, some 30 kilometres up, the stratospheric winds reverse direction roughly every 28 months, swinging from easterlies…
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Four Simple Measures May Predict Who Survives Bacterial Pneumonia
Bacterial pneumonia remains one of the most common reasons for emergency hospital admission worldwide, and one of the most difficult…