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fromHarvard Gazette
1 day ago

We know exercise is good for you. Why? He's working on it. - Harvard Gazette

Exercise is linked to health benefits, but the molecular mechanisms are still being researched.
Exercise
fromHarvard Gazette
1 day ago

We know exercise is good for you. Why? He's working on it. - Harvard Gazette

Exercise is linked to health benefits, but the molecular mechanisms are still being researched.
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fromIrish Independent
1 week ago

Dubliner Oscar Despard leads team to victory in University Challenge final

"I watched the show a lot growing up, with my mother in particular. So when I ended up at the University of Cambridge, it was a natural thing to try because I thought it would be quite interesting."
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fromNature
3 weeks ago

Powerful protein editors offer new ways of probing living cells

A novel protein editing technique using inteins enhances the study of protein function and localization in living cells.
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fromwww.scientificamerican.com
1 month ago

Why Some Animals Live for Only Days and Others Live for Thousands of Years

Some species exhibit negligible senescence, allowing them to potentially live much longer lives if not hindered by environmental threats.
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Medicine
fromNature
3 months ago

Molecular glue unexpectedly mimics the effect of cancer mutations

A small molecule drug, UM171, offers a novel mechanism by granting proteins new functions, posing implications for rational drug design.
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fromNature
3 months ago

Endogenous DNA damage at sites of terminated transcripts - Nature

Transcription-related DNA damage is more common than previously recognized and occurs at termination sites, prompting renewed research interest.
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fromNature
3 months ago

Molecular glue unexpectedly mimics the effect of cancer mutations

A small molecule drug, UM171, offers a novel mechanism by granting proteins new functions, posing implications for rational drug design.
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fromNature
3 months ago

Endogenous DNA damage at sites of terminated transcripts - Nature

Transcription-related DNA damage is more common than previously recognized and occurs at termination sites, prompting renewed research interest.
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fromTheregister
2 months ago

Scientists create 'woolly mouse' in genetic experiment

Scientists have created a genetically modified "woolly" mouse, advancing efforts to revive woolly mammoths through genetic engineering techniques.
fromInverse
8 months ago

How To Solve A Murder In The Snow, According to Science

In extreme cold, a dead body may show little to no signs of decomposition in the initial months, complicating the investigation of time of death.
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