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Category: 5. Biology
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Rescued birds treated to a pedicure—or talon trim
At the New England Wildlife Center in Massachusetts, owls and falcons get…
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Why Seals Twitch Their Whiskers
Many mammals have whiskers that help them feel out their environments. The sensory experience may include subtle detection of vibrations, such as how elephant trunk whiskers pick up mechanical signals as they brush up against other objects….
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500-million-year-old spider relative has claws where it shouldn’t
The fossil was completely unremarkable. That’s what Harvard University…
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Scientists discover hidden “winds” inside cells that could explain cancer spread
Researchers at Oregon Health & Science University have identified a previously unknown system inside cells that acts like internal “trade winds,” rapidly carrying important proteins to the front edge of the cell. This finding changes how…
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L.B. bohle’s workshop on continuous manufacturing in brazil
Focus on Continuous Wet Granulation and Drying for Research, Development and Small-Scale Production
The workshop on twin-screw granulation and truly continuous drying with QbCon® featured hands-on demonstrations, in-depth technical…
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Scientists open 40-year-old salmon and find a surprising sign of ocean recovery
Alaska’s waters support one of the world’s most important salmon fisheries, sustained by complex marine food webs. Scientists are eager to understand how these systems are changing as the climate shifts. The challenge is that reliable samples…
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A new global collaboration to expand patient-derived stem cell models and accelerate treatments
A new global initiative launched today aims to close a critical gap in ALS/MND drug discovery – current cell models used for testing treatments do not currently reflect the diverse nature of the disease – that affects both…
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Scientists just found DNA “supergenes” that speed up evolution
Researchers have uncovered a powerful genetic mechanism that may help explain how some species evolve with surprising speed. Certain sections of DNA, known as “flipped” segments, appear to help fish rapidly adapt to new environments and even…
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Study reveals molecular control of tooth root formation and growth
Tooth root development relies on precise coordination of cellular signals, yet the underlying mechanisms remain unclear. Researchers have uncovered how two proteins, Gli2 and Gli3, work together to control signaling and…
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