Volcanoes on Venus
Scientists in Italy discover fresh volcanic lava flowing on Venus for the first time.
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Why We Get Cancer: Mutations Might Not Be Always the Cause
Researchers find that mutations are not the only drivers of tumor formation and that epigenetic alterations could be involved too. Continue reading Why We Get Cancer: Mutations Might Not Be Always the Cause
The Cell Nucleus has a Soft Spot for ‘Softer’ Proteins
A recent study shows that softer proteins transport faster through the nuclear pore complex, highlighting the potential for designing proteins with improved nuclear import rates for advancements in biotechnology and medicine. Continue reading The Cell Nucleus has a Soft Spot for ‘Softer’ Proteins
A New Male Contraceptive: Combating the Gender Imbalance in Reproductive Healthcare
Researchers have found a promising oral drug that could safely and reversibly reduce sperm mobility, shifting the burden of birth control more equally between sexes. Continue reading A New Male Contraceptive: Combating the Gender Imbalance in Reproductive Healthcare
Gut Bacteria Hard at Work During Pregnancy
Two microorganisms seem to be responsible for that pregnancy glow. Continue reading Gut Bacteria Hard at Work During Pregnancy
Cancer Therapies Explained – Novel Pathway Takes Control of Tumor Cell Death
Researchers have identified a novel trigger for cell death used by cancer cells following treatment. Continue reading Cancer Therapies Explained – Novel Pathway Takes Control of Tumor Cell Death
National Consortium Releases Portfolio of Studies Detailing Molecular Underpinnings of Neuropsychiatric Disease
A research consortium from across the country has unveiled a set of research articles that detail the connections between the genetics and cellular biology of many neuropsychiatric conditions, including schizophrenia, Alzheimer’s, and autism. Continue reading National Consortium Releases Portfolio of Studies Detailing Molecular Underpinnings of Neuropsychiatric Disease
Case Closed on a Mysteriously Puffy Exoplanet
The mystery of an unusually inflated planet has been solved with data from the James Webb Space Telescope. Continue reading Case Closed on a Mysteriously Puffy Exoplanet
Injuries can also Injure Your Metabolism
Researchers uncover a previously underappreciated role of white adipose tissue in causing trauma induced hyperglycemia and insulin resistance. Continue reading Injuries can also Injure Your Metabolism
From Benchtop to Breakthrough: Mini-Colon Models Pave the Way for Cancer Research
Researchers develop a miniature colon model to study tumor initiation, aiding in identifying genetic targets for anti-tumor drugs and reducing reliance on animal testing in cancer research. Continue reading From Benchtop to Breakthrough: Mini-Colon Models Pave the Way for Cancer Research