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NewsPicks AI: Cutting-Edge Probes Illuminate the Brain’s Inner Workings
Scientists at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory have innovated new photoacoustic probes that enable better imaging of neuron activity in specific brain regions....
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NewsPicks AI: Secret Mechanism Behind Bacterial Cell Division Unveiled
New research reveals how bacterial proteins self-organize by destruction, aiding synthetic material design.
How does matter, lifeless by definition, self-organize and make us alive?...
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NewsPicks AI: Pioneering Research Redefines Our Understanding of Cellular Aging
Recent discoveries in telomere biology reveal that the length and health of chromosome ends are regulated by enzymes telomerase and CST–Polα/primase, coordinated by...
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NewsPicks AI: How COVID-19 Silently Sabotages the Human Immune System
Researchers have discovered that SARS-CoV-2 manipulates the human immune system by forcing cells to produce non-functional proteins, hindering the body’s antiviral defenses.
This groundbreaking...
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NewsPicks AI: Scientists Develop Powerful Mint-Derived Molecules That Fight Fat
Researchers have synthesized complex menthyl esters and uncovered the mechanism by which they interact with the liver X receptor.
Researchers developed menthyl esters with...
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NewsPicks AI: Bird Flu’s Surprising Spread to Humans Explained
New research sheds light on how a key avian influenza virus enzyme can mutate to allow the virus to replicate in mammals.
Significant strides...
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NewsPicks AI: New Stanford Research Reveals Humans Age in Two Rapid Bursts: At 44 and 60
Research from Stanford Medicine indicates significant shifts in molecular and microbial levels in the body during the mid-40s and early 60s, which may...
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NewsPicks AI: Scientists Crack the Code of DNA Repair
Researchers from the UK’s Medical Research Council Research Institutes have unraveled a longstanding mystery in DNA repair mechanisms, potentially enhancing cancer treatments. Their...
