A copolymer excipient enables stable, ultrahigh-concentration protein formulations for subcutaneous injection.
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Ultrahigh-concentration biologic therapeutics enabled by spray drying with a glassy surfactant excipient | Science Translational Medicine
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Bezafibrate improves mitochondrial function, blood-brain barrier integrity, and social deficits in models of 22q11.2 deletion syndrome | Science Translational Medicine
Pharmacological recovery of mitochondrial function improves blood-brain barrier function and cognition in 22q11.2 deletion syndrome, a risk factor for schizophrenia.
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Si chiplet–controlled 3D modular microrobots with smart communication in natural aqueous environments | Science Robotics
Self-folding modular microrobots act as solar-powered 3D aquatic divers that dock, assemble, and exchange programs via light.
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CAR Treg cells mediate linked suppression and infectious tolerance in islet transplantation in mice | Science Translational Medicine
HLA-A2–specific chimeric antigen receptor–engineered regulatory T cells tolerize diabetogenic T cells and prevent autoimmune diabetes in mice.
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Measure blood sugar with a grain of salt
Nicole Spartano does not have diabetes. But the Boston University epidemiologist has occasionally worn a continuous glucose monitor, or CGM, a device once reserved for those with the condition. Her desire to understand how factors such…
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5 common mistakes beginner wildlife photographers make — and how to avoid them
Wildlife photography is a constant lesson in patience and preparation. It’s about thinking smart, moving quietly and paying attention.
You don’t need all the latest, most expensive gear or hide in a bush for hours to get a brilliant shot, but…
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African STEM Education: An Engineering Student’s Story
The package containing the ArduCopter 2.8 board finally arrived from China, bearing the weight of our anticipation. I remember picking it up, the cardboard box weathered slightly from its journey. As I tore through the layers of tape, it felt…
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NASA’s new AI model can predict when a solar storm may strike
Early testing of Surya showed it could predict some solar flares two hours in advance. “It can predict the solar flare’s shape, the position in the sun, the intensity,” says Juan Bernabe-Moreno, an AI researcher at IBM who led the Surya…
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Your Phone Is Covered in All Kinds of Germs. Here’s The Solution. : ScienceAlert
We wash our hands, sanitise shopping trolleys and wipe down cafe tables.
But what about our phones? We touch these devices dozens of times a day, and take them everywhere from the kitchen to the dining table, and even the bathroom.
Phones can…
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FAA’s informed consent rules leave space tourists flying blind
The Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) current informed consent framework under 14 CFR §460.45 falls dangerously short of adequately warning space flight participants (SFP) about the true risks they face, particularly long-term…
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