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Galaxamide protects mouse uterus from cisplatin injury via anti-inflammatory effects
A sea-derived molecule best known as a potential anticancer agent may also shield the uterus from one of chemotherapy’s most...
SCoT markers reveal genetic diversity in 72 Turkish fig genotypes
The ancient fig tree, one of the first plants ever domesticated by humans, is hiding remarkable genetic secrets in the...
Multi-omic study reveals thromboinflammatory signatures driving venous thromboembolism
Venous thromboembolism, a condition that encompasses deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism, remains one of the leading causes of cardiovascular...
Streamlined Leaching and Hydrothermal Process Boosts Rice Husk Valorization
Every year, the world’s rice mills produce roughly 150 million tonnes of rice husk, an abundant agricultural byproduct that is...
Brain uroguanylin and brown fat play distinct roles by sex
A hormone produced deep in the brain may hold one of the keys to unlocking brown fat’s metabolic potential, but...
VAMP2-PPAR pathway balances mitochondrial recycling and inflammation in magnesium-starved neurons
Scientists studying the cellular chaos of epileptic seizures have uncovered a previously unrecognized molecular pathway that appears to protect injured...
Male burying beetles carry more mites than females, regardless of size.
In the dim world beneath forest floors, one of nature’s most remarkable hitchhiking arrangements has just come into sharper focus....
Scoping review explores definitions, causes, and solutions for medical invalidation
Medical invalidation—the experience of having one’s symptoms dismissed, minimized, or disbelieved by healthcare providers—has become a prominent topic in public...
New quantum adversarial attack method uses momentum optimization
Researchers in China have unveiled a new class of attack that exposes a surprising soft spot in quantum artificial intelligence,...
Dynamic instance weighting boosts online learning for multi-cryptocurrency price and trend forecasting
Cryptocurrencies are famous for their volatility, and that volatility has long been both a lure and a nightmare for anyone...
Depression plus sexual violence, bullying, or substance use sharply raises teen suicide attempts
A new study published in Scientific Reports has found that when depressive symptoms occur alongside other major adolescent risk exposures—forced...
Novel AGXT2-PYCR3 macrophage subtypes identified in fatty liver disease
In a discovery that could reshape how scientists understand and potentially treat one of the world’s fastest-growing liver diseases, researchers...
How Klebsiella pneumoniae evolves cefiderocol resistance in the body
A team of researchers in Spain has identified a previously underappreciated route by which one of medicine’s last-resort antibiotics can...
Genetic drivers of carbapenem resistance and hypervirulence in Cypriot Klebsiella pneumoniae
Researchers at Near East University in Cyprus have documented, for the first time, the presence of carbapenem-resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae strains...
Single-cell eQTL analysis reveals genetic control of immune cells in COVID-19
A team of Russian researchers has produced one of the most detailed maps to date of how human genetic variation...
Arabidopsis long noncoding RNAs respond to abscisic acid, drought, and jasmonate
In a discovery that could reshape how scientists approach crop resilience, researchers at Shaanxi Normal University in Xi’an, China, have...
Silicon’s complex effects on arsenic in rice shaped by terrain and soil
Rice, the staple crop that feeds more than half of humanity, has a persistent and well-documented problem: it accumulates arsenic...
Cobimetinib boosts calreticulin and reshapes immunity in triple-negative breast cancer
In a finding that could reshape how researchers think about pairing targeted cancer drugs with immunotherapy, a team based at...
Dual radioligand therapy targets neuroendocrine bone metastases in pilot study
When cancer spreads to bone from a neuroendocrine tumor, patients face a double burden: the tumor itself keeps growing, and...
VMA21 loss disrupts autophagy and vesicle trafficking in X-linked myopathy
In a significant advance for understanding a rare and devastating muscle disease, researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in...