Quinazolines targeting Trypanosoma cruzi lysyl-tRNA synthetase show partial efficacy in a mouse model of acute Chagas disease.
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Antitrypanosomal quinazolines targeting lysyl-tRNA synthetase show partial efficacy in a mouse model of acute Chagas disease | Science Translational Medicine
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Adenovirus and mRNA vaccines as well as mucosal boosting improve protective efficacy against influenza virus challenge in macaques | Science Translational Medicine
Mucosal delivery and gene-based vaccines can both enhance boost responses for influenza vaccination in cynomolgus macaques over available vaccines.
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Deep-sea mining could start soon — before we understand its risks
An underwater gold rush may be on the horizon — or rather, a rush to mine the seafloor for manganese, nickel, cobalt and other minerals used in electric vehicles, solar panels and more.
Meanwhile, scientists and conservationists…
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Defense startups across Europe need a blueprint to compete
No one has to be reminded that we’re living at a dangerous time, and across Europe, leaders are scrambling to find the money to strengthen the bloc’s defenses. The continent’s defense startups are increasingly playing their part….
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Graphene-based paste offers sustainable way to restore coral reefs without metal frames
A biodegradable graphene-based paste enables secure coral attachment and mineral growth stimulation without using metal frames or toxic adhesives.
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Scientists just recreated a 1938 experiment that could rewrite fusion history
A Los Alamos collaboration has replicated an important but largely forgotten physics experiment: the first deuterium-tritium (DT) fusion observation. As described in Physical Review C, the reworking of the previously unheralded experiment…
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Colossal aims to de-extinct New Zealand’s giant flightless bird
Colossal Biosciences, known for its de-extinction efforts with woolly mammoths and dodos, is now targeting the restoration of New Zealand’s giant moa.
This move reignites debates within the scientific community about the feasibility and…
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Astronomers Catch Planets in the Act of Being Born
A fascinating glimpse into how a solar system like our own is born has been revealed with the detection of planet-forming ‘pebbles’ around two young stars.
These seeds to make new worlds are thought to gradually clump together over time, in much…
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“They’ve Mapped the Beginning of Time!”: James Webb Telescope Reveals the Largest-Ever Cosmic Atlas, Unveiling 13 Billion Years of Hidden Universe
IN A NUTSHELL - 🌌 The **largest-ever map** of the universe reveals nearly 800,000 galaxies, spanning 13.5 billion years.
- 🔭 The **James Webb Space Telescope** utilized advanced infrared technology to capture distant cosmic…
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Energy waves on cancer cell surfaces linked to tumor growth and aggressiveness
In a bid to better understand how cancer cells power their explosive growth and spread, scientists at Johns Hopkins Medicine say they have shed new light on the location and function of power-generating waves on the covering, or…
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